No, if you cant take off either your pitch is wrong or something else. its hard to say becuase there are so many things that can mees you up. Like putting the blades on backwords or not haveing the shaft secured by the collors so there is no play or the block not set in the right spot. But usually you can just unlock dip switch 8 and adjust the pitch with the knobs. I think the right knob.
Unplug the motors and watch the impact of moving the knobs.
the 22E is nice. I have one, it screwed its self over, its VERY hard to fly. you need to get the pitch, yaw, and roll perfect. Its realy hard to fly those so props.
I agree. But it needs the lipo just to get decent flight times and the carbon blades are nice. But I fly one of mine with stock blades. In the beginning I would hit them on the boom because I had too much negative pitch but now that never happens.
If you set the trim to hover then you sometimes end up with it it going forward or backwards or roll left at take off while your in the wash and initial thrust. It has a lot to do with how fast you apply throttle at lift off too. once you get used to it you automatically apply cyclic as you lift off and then let the stick center as you stablize three feet up in a hover. I would do practice lift offs a couple inches to see where it went so I could compensate when I jump up a couple feet.
Sure mate Thanks alot! I asked that question because I saw some kids took it to fly and it seemed as though he just put it to full throttle and it shot up and flew backwards. So I was buying one and I just wanted to know if they are made to do that first.. Thatnks for the help!
yes carbon blades are good will make your helli look good,get them but use foam blades untill you can fly every time without crashing or you will definitely wreck your nice new carbon blades.
i have the same heli, how is it with the lipo,have you tried flying without he training gear, i took mine of the third flight, i've had my heli for 4 weeks and i can now fly ff do prfect turns and hover flawlessly on the stock setup, i'm upgrading to a bl motor lipo battery and complete cnc head and hitec hs-55 servos.
No, if you cant take off either your pitch is wrong or something else. its hard to say becuase there are so many things that can mees you up. Like putting the blades on backwords or not haveing the shaft secured by the collors so there is no play or the block not set in the right spot. But usually you can just unlock dip switch 8 and adjust the pitch with the knobs. I think the right knob.
Unplug the motors and watch the impact of moving the knobs.
consultjdm 3 years ago
when you bought this did you have to do anything to the blades, because mine doesn't seem to take off?
ForgingOFZero 3 years ago
@ForgingOFZero does yours get blown away in the wind?
xToXiicxT3RRoRx 11 months ago
the 22E is nice. I have one, it screwed its self over, its VERY hard to fly. you need to get the pitch, yaw, and roll perfect. Its realy hard to fly those so props.
chrisbrinzo 4 years ago
you will get there eventually we all ahve to learn
sk8forlifetom 4 years ago
BLÖDET GESABBL
frankplau 4 years ago
im getin one also is a good heli
werlebrid44 4 years ago
Krl5slan,
I agree. But it needs the lipo just to get decent flight times and the carbon blades are nice. But I fly one of mine with stock blades. In the beginning I would hit them on the boom because I had too much negative pitch but now that never happens.
JD
consultjdm 4 years ago
It used to pitch back after takeoff?
Jamalje 3 years ago
If you set the trim to hover then you sometimes end up with it it going forward or backwards or roll left at take off while your in the wash and initial thrust. It has a lot to do with how fast you apply throttle at lift off too. once you get used to it you automatically apply cyclic as you lift off and then let the stick center as you stablize three feet up in a hover. I would do practice lift offs a couple inches to see where it went so I could compensate when I jump up a couple feet.
consultjdm 3 years ago
Sure mate Thanks alot! I asked that question because I saw some kids took it to fly and it seemed as though he just put it to full throttle and it shot up and flew backwards. So I was buying one and I just wanted to know if they are made to do that first.. Thatnks for the help!
Jamalje 3 years ago
Why upgrade those heli`s? Buy your selves something bigger, when you feel ready... 8)
Krl5slan 4 years ago
coz the rock hardcore !!!!
cavemankona 3 years ago
I have walkera 22e, how I have to put the reverse buttons, back from the transmitter?
PD: soory for my english, I'm spanish...:P
marcsaboya1989 5 years ago
would you recomend carbonfibre bades as a well spent upgrade
heliboyno10 5 years ago
yes carbon blades are good will make your helli look good,get them but use foam blades untill you can fly every time without crashing or you will definitely wreck your nice new carbon blades.
aledjo59 5 years ago
yes defintly it looks way better and there alot stronger go onto ebay and but them you will get about 20 blades 10 sets for about $40
cavemankona 3 years ago
i like the other video with the 60 much better , i can definately notice a difference between these two
dirtymind01 5 years ago
i have the same heli, how is it with the lipo,have you tried flying without he training gear, i took mine of the third flight, i've had my heli for 4 weeks and i can now fly ff do prfect turns and hover flawlessly on the stock setup, i'm upgrading to a bl motor lipo battery and complete cnc head and hitec hs-55 servos.
potman420200 5 years ago