Flying R/C R-44 model heli in ClearView simulator
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Thx for a nice comment :) I have tried pinch but crashed like crazy - maybe will try it one day again - I have heard many pple use pinch on throttle and thumb on cyclic. Just did not work for me - maybe because of muscle memory. Good luck moving to the 400! :) Fear must be conquered! :)
gtokarsk 1 year ago
It's interesting to follow your helicopter learning videos. I'm in the same situation as you. I've hovered a HB FP quite well and now I'm flying a Blade mSR. I have a Blade 400 waiting in its box too :)
I'm training in the Clearview simulator but there you don't have the 'fear' factor to consider. I've noticed that you use your thumbs when flying. I'v found it much more stable if I use my thumb and index finger on the aileron/elev. and pinch the left throttle/rudder with my index/thumb
/Anders
Frobard 1 year ago