His first Collective Pitch (CP) RC Helicopter | Eachine E150 RC Helicopter for Beginners/Experts

[@EssentialRC]

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[@jeffrenman4146]

I can fly helicopters but I'm just a novice sort of… I have this helicopter I flattened out the pitch curve so that I have a little bit of movement around half stick that is gentle… Also set the power to about 65%. It's much more gentle… Anyway I like your video better than anyone's because it's realistic. It shows somebody that's learning and this is precious. Thank you

[@EssentialRC]

Good luck and have fun with it Jeff !

[@leonbroekharst4724]

Super video

[@EssentialRC]

Thanks Leon. Appreciate the feedback ! 🤗

[@SuperAzzaro]

Mine eachine e150 heli works not good and i find not one solution for my problem

[@rob_l]

any info how you set it up on the radio?

[@EssentialRC]

Good point Rob. I've asked Al to share it. Will reply soon.

[@EssentialRC]

The video below shows the principles to follow from @alishanmao channel (based on an E160). Note that the curve values in the E150 manual (which assume a range of 0 to100) need “converting” to openTX values (which range from -100 to 100). You do this by doubling the stated value from the manual and subtracting 100. e.g. for a throttle curve value of 70 (in the manual), the corresponding value to put into openTX is 40 ((2x70)-100). kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5DJknp-g51pjpY

[@jonoedwards4195]

Kooks in the Labs need to make Us Hogs in Nam. Cobra would be Unreal. Then Most of Us would get in der Chopper.

[@SuperAzzaro]

The main motor works like the tail motor. It's totally different pfff the tail motor works not. I buying one new receiver and new esc unit .its tesame problem 🙄 I thinking it's crap quillity

[@hublebubble]

Interesting video however the sound quality is very poor

[@EssentialRC]

Sorry for that Steve! I'll look into it. Not sure why that would be. When outside I used a Sennheiser mic with a deadcat wind muff. It eliminates most of the wind noise but does supress some of the voice audio. I'll look into getting some separate clip on mics. Always room for improvement.

[@hublebubble]

It was only the audio at the start indoors outside was fine👍

[@EssentialRC]

OK. I'll mention to Al. Too quiet? Or just poor quality?

[@hublebubble]

A bit of both

[@Impailer1974]

@@hublebubble sorry Steve - only had an iPhone for that intro. I'll have a look see if there is an accessory which could help - appreciate the feedback.