joesymons
New Member
Posts: 18
Loc: ohio
Reg: 08-22-03
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 08-28-03 09:52 PM - Post#25410
In response to Staff
to learn how to hold a solid hover go and edit the airport in the real flight g2 and place a "bull's-eye" about 12 feet in diameter and try to keep the heli in the middle then keep making the bull'seye smaller works great
joe 
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pakkua80
Senior Member
Posts: 134
Loc: -----------
Reg: 01-20-03
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 09-10-03 05:43 AM - Post#26142
In response to joesymons
FMS simulator :
1. Check your Computer specification :
Pentium 300MGhz and above
128 MB RAM
At least 32MB 3D video card ( IMPORTANT )
Harddisk space = 100 MB
Make sure Printer port (LP1), Serial Port (COM1,COM2)
USB port is working.
2. get a transmitter of your choice(JR,FUTABA,SANWA,ROBBE..)
3. Buy the RIGHT interface cable.
USB - WINDOWS 98,ME,2000,XP.
printer port(LP1) - WINDOWS 95,98,ME only
COM1,COM2 - WINDOWS 95,98,ME only
4. Buy the right Transmitter interface
FUTABA - FUTABA
JR - JR
ROBBE - ROBBE.
5. Where to get the interface cable.
FMScable
custom electronic Eric
6. Make your own interface cable
heliguy.com
Eric
7. Make sure your Transmitter is in PPM mode.
8. Install the FMS program either you download it or comes with the interface cable,FMS cable includes the FMS CD and extra bonus of other heli skins.
9. Connect up the cables.
10. Go to this website and scroll down and learn how to setup the tranmitter to run on heli.
11. There you go... fly it on.
Ching
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airbrush dude
Senior Member
Posts: 746
Loc: Howell nj
Reg: 09-12-03
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09-19-03 03:34 AM - Post#26712
In response to pakkua80
I've found that putting too much trim in the T.R. and just letting it do sloww piroettes then try to hover in one place really helps. good exersice for learnin ALL orientations.
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ja1010
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Posts: 619
Loc: NYC
Reg: 03-22-01
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09-21-03 02:50 AM - Post#26822
In response to airbrush dude
Airbrush,
I think we talked about this at the gathering, and yes, that is a very good training exercise, will help you keep that machine stationary at all piro rates once down, very cool, I do the same to practice
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rccopter
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Posts: 229
Loc: Perth Australia
Reg: 01-23-02
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09-21-03 08:38 AM - Post#26826
In response to ja1010
Air brush dude I did a similar thing in G2 using the wind function, I'd turn of the heading hold on the gyro and set the wind so is fairly strong and varies from 360 degrees. Because the heding hold is off the heli is always turning to face the wind. You let the model follow the wind changes on its own (i.e. basically forget about using the tail rotor) and just work the other controller to keep the model in front of you. That way you get used to hovering the model from any angle.
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kcoyne
New Member
Posts: 6
Loc: Indiana
Reg: 02-27-04
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03-16-04 12:36 AM - Post#39335
In response to Staff
I use the G2 Sim. Is there a way to make it more realistic.
I can fly inverted with a 3D chopper but have a had time keeping my Hummingbird stable in the air. I've got it on realistic landing mode. Anything else I can do? 
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casio
Professional User
Posts: 68
Loc: -n-load
Reg: 04-03-07
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04-27-07 07:12 AM - Post#83740
In response to kcoyne
get the G3.5. very realistic. broken heli parts all over. (does anyone know where to get the reset button for my real set up? 
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Super STL
Professional User
Posts: 66
Loc: Jacksonville, AL
Reg: 03-13-07
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05-09-07 04:28 AM - Post#83954
In response to casio
Space Bar to reset.
-Chris Machen-
Southerners' Trumpet Line
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Super STL
Professional User
Posts: 66
Loc: Jacksonville, AL
Reg: 03-13-07
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Re: Super STL
07-07-07 04:47 AM - Post#84673
In response to Super STL
Had to edit. Maybe if you push the space bar and think real hard, it might work. 
-Chris Machen-
Southerners' Trumpet Line
"If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving is definitely not your thing." |
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