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Re: STICKY: Preventing & Recovering a Phantom from a fly awa
There is no self stabilizing in manual mode at all. It's all up to you to keep the Phantom straight and level or whichever other way you want.
tomas99 said:Great thread!
I did fly some 30 size choppers many many years ago, and I wonder if any one that have been flying in manual mode can give a hint of the "feel" of it?
With the underlying weight and a prop in each corner is it self stabilized in manual mode or does it need constant adjustment to not "tip over"?
If you tried manual and flown chopper before how hard is this thing in manual, very easy, medium or hard?
-Tomas
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Found part answers in this thread, but not all,
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=216
There is no self stabilizing in manual mode at all. It's all up to you to keep the Phantom straight and level or whichever other way you want.