Awesome thanks for the comment. I fly full size fixed wing as a day job but want to do more heli stuff too.

You're welcome. Glad you like it. Thanks for the comment.

Awesome thanks. No doubt there's people that could explain in more detail but it's a start. Cheers

@@RCStuffvideos It made perfect sense to me

Great thanks

Nice one cheers!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Hi dragonfly! Still not haha. I live on a small windy Island. Waiting for good weather. Hopefully this week sometime!

Glad to hear it.

@@RCStuffvideos I own JCZK no GPs and hell it is for the first time flying RC heli, I got simulator but it was still hard for me to make turns without your tutorial I wont be able to learn the basic and trying to figure out how to make turn just yet. I got crash for twice on my new JCZK knowing that I got entertain my KZfaq video on maiden flight but once I got my hands on the transmitter I knew I fucked up! Than k you mate for your vids

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Hey Dingo/TN, Never used the Brain or a Taranis Transmitter but I think it's normal behaviour for the tail to not centre at centre stick if you're in heading hold mode. It will re centre if it's in rate mode. Is that what you mean? For more info on the brain you can try West hobbies RC or I think a channel called RCflightZ has used the brain. You could try him.

@@RCStuffvideos You were right about the heading lock vs rate mode. Thank you 👍 The tail is centering now. Funny how there is so much text to read in the brain setup app, but it doesn't tell there's such a thing as rate mode and what the heck that means. Secondly: Auto Level can't be activated in Setup 1, seems like it's that way by default. WestHobbiesRC seems to not write back anymore for a while, idk, I hope I didn't get on his nerves :D The Brain developers don't respond to my question either, but we had communicated before, about the exact same issue while using a different tx/rx combo. This is why I shelled out the money for a Taranis and Archer rx 🙄☹ I'll try to contact RCflightZ, thank you for the tip 👍 Well, right now I am not really interested in how a heli behaves *with* the brain, I am rather interested in how an RC heli should behave in general. In videos, with the heli on the bench, people usually throw the sticks around to full deflection, but that's not what I want to see. So my question would be something like this: On a heli, when we deflect the right stick to let's say ~70% aileron, will the swashplate move to ~70% deflection or to 100%? Same with the tail. Because my tail and swashplate maxes already out when the sticks are only at roughly 30-40% of their max deflection.

@@Abszurdista-fatalista i think thats pretty normal. It would definitely depend on expo and pitch curve too. I think it would move more than expected because the fbl commands a rate of rotation and if the heli is static on the bench it's not rotating at all so it applies more input to keep trying. I'm not mechanical expert but i think it's something like that.

Is this for all size models or the bigger size helli

@@nickdean468 you don’t want the blades floppy on any size model, but the smaller helicopters don’t have the centrifugal force to throw the blades out straight when your spooling up if your blades are too tight, so it will Wobble like crazy. So not too tight on smaller helicopters.

Hi Jake. Better when they're very loose? Some of your micro blades by any chance, mate?

The xk120 likes it's blades loose ,,

@@jakelang4387 more responsive and or stable?

@@RCStuffvideos just seem like the blade grips that came with it didn't want to be queezed cause there metal. But no it would be more stable if I could make them more snuggly fit ,good little helicopter tho