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United Kingdom, England, Ripon
Joined Dec 2011
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Its a difficult choice of what to have selected before flight!!!!! Ive found flying in 2D mode can be amazing with my Extra 260 as I can just throw the sticks anywhere, perform countless snap rolls, flat spins and many other heart in mouth moments and know if I let the sticks go Im safe!!!!! I prefer to do ground takeoffs in direct rate 3D and hand launches in heading hold, normal flying around in direct rate and learning 3D in heading hold. Making the choice before flight is proving to be a challenge !!!!!!!
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693 Posts
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Minnesota
Joined Apr 2007
47 Posts
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minimal rudder movement from guardian
Hello
I have my new guardian and I installed it in a chipmunk. I am using a a DX6i with a Ar8000 receiver. I have the gain set all the way on all three axis. I have the rudder set to full throw in the transmitter setup. I do not have dual rates or any other feature set up in the radio. Simple, straightforward 3 axis fixed wing setup. The guardian blinks for a 2D setting. Anyway, when I twirl the plane in its various axis I get good movement in pitch and roll but just a smidge in rudder. Not sure why. I do get full rudder throw with my stick. I expected the rudder to move similar to the pitch and roll. It does not. It deflects so little I doubt that it would do much good. I was hoping it would be useful for my takeoffs with my tail draggers. Any ideas? how do I get the guardian to give more yaw movement to the rudder? |
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Danmark, Hovedstaden, Værløse
Joined Jul 2011
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Danmark, Hovedstaden, Værløse
Joined Jul 2011
9 Posts
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Maybe a "newbie comment", but I love the combo of 2D-3D. The 2D has saved my planes from crashing many times when I have pushed myself to the limits of my experience learning acrobatics: As soon as I can't handle it I engage 2D, and the plane levels out immediately. I learn much faster with this "safety net" under my planes, without being punished by ending up with a wreck and a lost flying day for each serious mistake. And I love 2D for landing in wind.
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Hi all
![]() Am just attempting a hook up of my first Guardian Apart from having to reverse all the gains so that the controls go the right way, it seem,s to work OK, but the LED is blinking continuously i.e. no pauses at all, & a continuously blinking LED is not listed anywhere in the manual. Does anyone know what this may mean? Kev |
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Doha, Qatar, Middle East
Joined Jan 2005
946 Posts
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Help, ET Software not Recognizing Guardian
Hi Guys
I have just tried to connect my Guardian to my PC but the ET software doesn't seem to recognize the unit. I have uninstalled previous versions of the ET software and loaded the Beta Version 10.43 I start the program and it asks me to go through the Recorder Configuration Wizard At this stage i have already connected the guardian and the computer has been though its auto detection routine and all is fine there. The Guadian is also showing the 3 flash code for being connected to USB. I have tried from USB power only and i have tried with the main flight pack also connected to the system and there is no difference. The ET software doesn't recognize the Guardian and the Next button stays grayed out and i cant move forward. What am I doing wrong Gents? Any pointers will be gratefully received Cheers Ben |
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