how NOT to flip rc Heli- what a save|

[@yobrojoost9497]

I'm a beginner too, got an Eachine 129 fixed pitch which is very to fly. Recently got an XK K110s, much more exciting! Great transmitter with it, fully programmable. Which is just as well because straight out of the box everything was set to 100%, it was absolutely wild! I tamed it down quite a bit and now I'm starting to get the hang of it. No 3D stuff yet, I don't want to break it. Looking forward to more of your vids! Subscribed.

[@andre-dx4yw]

thankyou for the sub! best of luck in your learning experience, sorry my videos are not very professional, its more a diary of my progress and hopefully help people like yourself to learn from my mistakes or even what i get right. All the best

[@fox5136]

Hey you guys loved watching your video, great recovery by the way on your flip.quick question if you don’t mind? What would you set your throttle and pitch curve for a new starter ? Just to dull it down a bit , I’ve already broken my landing gear as it was a bit lively when I came down to land.oh well all good stuff.😂👍loved your video though hope there’s more to come.All the best.

[@andre-dx4yw]

Hi Fox, so when i was just starting out my pitch curve was calmed down a bit on the negative, so no flips or tricks but just hovering i had my my settings at something like 38,50 75,100, basically so that if i panicked i wouldnt drive the heli into the floor at 100% negative pitch, obviously as my confidence improved i changed it to enable me to do tricks as seen in my later videos, my maximum pitch was about 11 deg each way and throttle on idle up depended on the model but high enough to be stable as higher headspeed helps with stability,hope this helps, this is what i did, as i gained confidence i increased the aggressiveness

[@fox5136]

@@andre-dx4yw Hi thanks for your advice much appreciated, all the best mate happy flying.

[@fox5136]

@@andre-dx4yw Thank you

[@HeliShed]

Personally, your heli's are way too far for you mate for their size. You should fly them much closer in but, good progress. Your mate is right, your pitch curves should not be a curve - it should remain linear. If the degrees are too much then consider dropping the rate to say 75%.

[@andre-dx4yw]

i have changed all my curves on all my helis to linear now mate, Another lesson learned👍