Out of all the crap helicopters coming out of China this is a diamond in the rough , what an exceptional flying helicopter. I’m still in awe at how stable and responsive it is . Used your guide to bind it to my spectrum and it works flawlessly . Thank you , I’ll be buying another one soon .
I am 110% hooked on your content. This helped me set up my new Goosky! Off topic a bit. Do you do beginner learning to fly helicopters? I can easily watch your content and ever have to hit fast forward because I’m going crazy. lol. Excellent content as usual. You’re killing my pocket book…lol
@@joet9451 Thank you! I greatly appreciate that. I’m glad you are enjoying the content! I’ve done some beginner videos but definitely have more in the works!
Don't know if this is a daft question, but in the pitch curve, is anything below 50 negative pitch? I ask because I have a pitch curve set for testing indoors, just so it doesn't slam in to the floor if I have to bail. I have the the pitch curve starting at 0, this worked as I intended on my S1 but not on the S2, that still slams in to the deck when I bring the throttle down quickly.
On a 0 to 100 graph 0 is full negative pitch. On a -100 to 100 graph 0 is neutral. Start your pitch curve closer to the midpoint of the graph for neutral pitch when stick is down. Stunt modes have fixed throttle points so you would use the full curve for negative/positive pitch. Short answer: anything below the midpoint of the graph is negative pitch.
Yes, so 50 is 0 (mid stick) it’s a 0-100 curve so anything over 50 is positive pitch anything under 50 is negative pitch and 50 is zero pitch. Flying with a liner pitch curve is the best way. Learning to control that pitch and collective is super important when landing you don’t need to slam down on the stick. In normal mode I will take some negative pitch out but it’s not needed. Once you touch down, flip hold and only use about 2-3 degrees of negative to hold the Heli.
Jeff, thank you for using a Spektrum transmitter, nice to see the set up for this helicopter 🚁 the no bind button and a satellite 🛰 receiver are different from other types of RC vehicles. ✈️ 🛻 🚤
Out of all the crap helicopters coming out of China this is a diamond in the rough , what an exceptional flying helicopter. I’m still in awe at how stable and responsive it is . Used your guide to bind it to my spectrum and it works flawlessly . Thank you , I’ll be buying another one soon .
Just wanted to come back and thank you again i just set mine up everything went perfect flys great and so much better without that little remote 👍
@@timmytfpv7316 you’re welcome! I’m glad this video was helpful and helped you set the E2 up on your spektrum radio!
I am 110% hooked on your content. This helped me set up my new Goosky! Off topic a bit. Do you do beginner learning to fly helicopters? I can easily watch your content and ever have to hit fast forward because I’m going crazy. lol. Excellent content as usual. You’re killing my pocket book…lol
@@joet9451 Thank you! I greatly appreciate that. I’m glad you are enjoying the content! I’ve done some beginner videos but definitely have more in the works!
Oh man thank you for this video. I’ve wanted to pick one of these up but since I’m a NX10 user I was confused how to go about it.
@@DOOM1715 your welcome! I hope it was helpful!
Those OMP Hobby satellite are pretty good, I've got them on all my Goosky stuff.
The Kensun? I’ve had a few and more issues then worth. So I just use genuine Spektrum DSMX satellites now.
Don't know if this is a daft question, but in the pitch curve, is anything below 50 negative pitch? I ask because I have a pitch curve set for testing indoors, just so it doesn't slam in to the floor if I have to bail. I have the the pitch curve starting at 0, this worked as I intended on my S1 but not on the S2, that still slams in to the deck when I bring the throttle down quickly.
On a 0 to 100 graph 0 is full negative pitch. On a -100 to 100 graph 0 is neutral. Start your pitch curve closer to the midpoint of the graph for neutral pitch when stick is down. Stunt modes have fixed throttle points so you would use the full curve for negative/positive pitch. Short answer: anything below the midpoint of the graph is negative pitch.
Yes, so 50 is 0 (mid stick) it’s a 0-100 curve so anything over 50 is positive pitch anything under 50 is negative pitch and 50 is zero pitch. Flying with a liner pitch curve is the best way. Learning to control that pitch and collective is super important when landing you don’t need to slam down on the stick. In normal mode I will take some negative pitch out but it’s not needed. Once you touch down, flip hold and only use about 2-3 degrees of negative to hold the Heli.
@@Priorityman1 OK thanks.
@@westhobbiesrc8051 Thanks for the reply.
What is swash plate type ? Or don’t mess with that ? Thx
@@poochies0316 you leave it at 1 servo 90 and it’s done in the FBL which is pre set.
Jeff, thank you for using a Spektrum transmitter, nice to see the set up for this helicopter 🚁 the no bind button and a satellite 🛰 receiver are different from other types of RC vehicles. ✈️ 🛻 🚤
Thank you for watching! I hope these videos help someone with there setup! It’s good to glad people along!
what happens if i want teo sell it later can i just unplug the spectrum and it goes back to the stock remote
@@timmytfpv7316 I’m sure you would have to remind but yeah,
@@westhobbiesrc8051 thank you for the video makes it a easier task 👍
How do I bind to the kensun receiver with the bind button?
@@greggleason3248 just plug into to the FBL and press the bind button while powering up the model.
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