what is the differance between mode 1 & 2 on transmitter
381837
I thought it would be the orientation of the controls but found it to be, at least with this copter, how responsive the controls are. I use mode 1 indoors and mode 2 outdoors. It's so fast in mode 2 it's real easy to wreck indoors.
345401
It changes the controls to make it faster. To test it out spin the heli in mid air. Youll notice immediately
381838
One mode is less sensitive. Switch it and look at the movement of the servos.
381839
It is simply a way of saving multiple trim settings. For example, I adjust the trim on the was much more for outdoor use, so I have that set to mode 2, mode 1 is my base setting for use chasing my wife around the house. :D Great Heli, hope you enjoy it!
1730786
The one I ordered December 1, 2013 is Mode 1! I'll have to return it because my flying protocol has been throttle on left Mode 2 for decades!
954087
I recall seeing two in the package, but I no longer have the system to check for sure. I returned it due to radio issues. Too much interference even at a short distance.
324198
This is the one I ordered: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ABLGA8E/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i05?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 It was 5 mode and it was from the seller welltop.
2253728
One is (probably) 300 MHZ, and the other is 310MHZ. Match to the frequency on your receiver, although either will work.
333196
There is only 1 mode. I believe its mode 1. Definitely not mode 2 since rudder control...(i.e... tail rotation.) ..is controlled by the right stick on this tx. What they are referring to as mode 1 and 2 is actually called dual rates for the servos. Its the top left button and it is represented by the H and L icons on tx. This will allow you to set how much pitch forward and back the heli can travel. This allows you more or less speed and control. I personally leave mine on high. You can also move servo arm to outer most hole for increased movement.
2262299
Mode 1 is what most RC people fly these days - left stick is throttle and yaw, the right stick is forward, backward, left and right pitch. Default is Mode 2 which is backward of this. To switch to Mode1 hold right trim to the right as you power on the transmitter, the indicator will show Mode 1. Hope this helps!
598299
Yes you can. At first I thought you were wanting a Mode 1 vs a Mode 2 transmitter. The majority of users in the USA fly with a Mode 2 (elevator and ailerons on the right and throttle and rudder on the left). What you want to do can easily be accomplished by plugging your aileron servo into the rudder connection of your receiver and the rudder into the aileron connection on your receiver. Hope this helps.Rick B.
2093591
At least in my experience, no. Both are networks, so enabling one disables the other. It appears that, like a radio, you can only receive one channel at a time. I've checked this with IT people, and it looks like it is only one system at a time.
349009
Default is mode 4 (throttle/roll) left stick, (pitch/yaw) right stick.For mode 2, hold down the light and accel buttons while turning on the controller.
1563997
You are probably asking which configuration, X or Y, that I like, and I'm fond of the X configuration. It is a matter of taste and you can easily switch between the two configurations. You used the word MODE, and Mode 1 and Mode 2 refer to whether the throttle stick is set up on the left or the right. Since I'm in the USA my mQX came set up for mode 2 (transmitter EFLH1064/B). If you live outside of the USA you probably want mode 1 (transmitter EFLH10641). On one transmitter you can't switch modes between 1 and 2, but you can switch configurations between X and Y. By the way, I'm still happy with my little Blade. It's mostly for indoor use where there are no strong breezes.
2015795
I believe that you can select a different channel for each of them to operate on. In the description for both it says they are "command one programmable".
181184
Mode is not determined by the Airplane (receiver), it is controlled by the transmitter. Most people in the USA fly Mode 2. Some radios will let you switch between modes. Good luck!
391021
Press the trim button under the RIGHT control stick to the RIGHT as you turn the transmitter on. This will switch the modes. You only have to do it once unless you want to switch it back.
785302
No you can only use one or the other unless you purchase an extra transmitter
1179412
Both work. First is AP mode, the 2nd is "bridge" mode (there is a hardware switch to choose between them)
1213996
No there isn't. The transmitter goes into "sleep" mode after a few minutes. This model is junk. Don't buy it if you haven't already done so.