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kdean · Jan 11, 2011, 01:46 AM

This is part two of a mod that will simply put you throttle and rudder control on your left stick, and the forward backward movement stays on the right. Like the ‘Big Boys’ do it.

tigermoth · Dec 16, 2011, 03:46 PM

Great mod. Now it feels almost like my 450.

ero79 · Feb 08, 2012, 12:13 PM

Thanks for this mod, i did it on my 9101 and it worked great.

a few modifications between the two, you don't need to glue the dummy slider in on the 9101, it has a screw hole.

The screw for the brace plate fit fine into the fwd/bck controls, did not need to swap out screws.

(and i didn't break any wires hehe)

great mod!

Jan 11, 2011, 01:46 AM	#1
kdean BahamaHeli The Bahamas Joined Dec 2010 2,962 Posts	3ch heli / 4ch feel (PART TWO) This is part two of a mod that will simply put you throttle and rudder control on your left stick, and the forward backward movement stays on the right. Like the ‘Big Boys’ do it. Images View all Images in thread Views: 218 After removing the 4 screws and the metal brace on the throttle side, and wiggling the axis control into its new position, I managed to break one of the solder points from the battery connection. (I have not used a soldering iron in over 10 years) Views: 184 Once the 'rudder' axis is in place and moving smoothly, return the 4 screws and metal throttle brace to there original position. Views: 211 Here is the view up close. That little hole in the middle needs to be filled with the 'pin' from the other side. It seems to work fine without it, but just to be safe I carefully removed it with a pair of pliers, and gently hammered it into place. Views: 165 Throttle and rudder control now finished. Now lets close up the other side.... Views: 169 To keep the 'forward/backward' control from swinging left and right, I used the brace plate that was on the throttle stick. (see next picture for details)(L). I also glued the dummy trim in place because there is no hole to screw it into on this side. Views: 193 To secure the brace plate I had to swap the screws because the original is to long. So, I swapped with a screw that was used the hold the axis control in place. Views: 153 Fix any wires that might have come lose. (not bad soldering work, I could'nt do it this good 10 years ago) Views: 170 There you have it.. Return the back cover, and go fly like the "Big Boys" do.

Dec 16, 2011, 03:46 PM	#2
tigermoth Registered User morris alabama Joined Feb 2001 355 Posts	Mod Great mod. Now it feels almost like my 450.

Feb 08, 2012, 12:13 PM	#3
ero79 Registered User Joined Feb 2012 1 Posts	worked great on 9101 Thanks for this mod, i did it on my 9101 and it worked great. a few modifications between the two, you don't need to glue the dummy slider in on the 9101, it has a screw hole. The screw for the brace plate fit fine into the fwd/bck controls, did not need to swap out screws. (and i didn't break any wires hehe) great mod!

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