On the WK-2602, the idle UP switch is on the upper right hand corner of the TX.

Your video was very helpful. I am wondering where the throttle hold and stunt mode switches are on the xcrc wk-2602. I can't seem to find a video to locate those two switches. Could you recommend one, or perhaps make one yourself? Thank you.

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Where can I get these extended tail rotor blades. They don't appear to be on the v200d01 classima mod page on your site. What bird did you get those off of?

Unfortunately, this is a beginner's 4-channel Fixed Pitched (FP) helicopter that uses the older gyro technology. There is nothing wrong with the helicopter in that respect. If you want a hoovering helicopter, you should get a co-axial such as the Walkera Lama 400, 400D, or EC-135. If you want a stable single rotor FP helicopter, get the newer flybarless helicopters such as the Walkera V200D01/Exceed Classima 300 or Walkera V200D02. These utlize the new 3-axis Gyro (3G) technology from Walkera. The 3G technology makes your helicopter fly more stabke than the Walkera 4# V2 helicopter you have. At the end of the day, it's also about Practice, practice, practice. Getting a flight simulator would also help as you can crash and reset as many times as you want.

Hey, by the way, just been trying out my new falcon 40 v2 the past 2 days and its stability seems very poor. It seems like it doesnt want to hover in one place at all. (even when i get above the 2ft vortex) Should i go to the receiver and increase the gyro sensitivity?