I am wanting to understand the Skynetics controller boards. I have a few of their models and I have added DSM receivers to them so I can fly them using my NX7e+ transmitter.
Do I have the following information correct?
When trimming the model I really should do it using the linkage and not the trim adjustment on the transmitter if I can.
Also, When trimming the model it should be in manual mode.
Is there a way to get to the "Loiter" feature found on the stock transmitter? (when using a dsm receiver)
I want to use the Skynetics components in some other small models as well as any DIY builds I do. Pictured is the first of many DIY conversions to Skynetics electronics.
For this one I used a FW109 board. The model has been flown and very happy with the results. I created 3D printed mounts for everything so it is very easy to replace something if need be.
And "Yes" The FW109 Skynetics board mounts inverted in the fuselage.
Do I have the following information correct?
When trimming the model I really should do it using the linkage and not the trim adjustment on the transmitter if I can.
Also, When trimming the model it should be in manual mode.
Is there a way to get to the "Loiter" feature found on the stock transmitter? (when using a dsm receiver)
I want to use the Skynetics components in some other small models as well as any DIY builds I do. Pictured is the first of many DIY conversions to Skynetics electronics.
For this one I used a FW109 board. The model has been flown and very happy with the results. I created 3D printed mounts for everything so it is very easy to replace something if need be.
And "Yes" The FW109 Skynetics board mounts inverted in the fuselage.




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