OpenTX 2.1 Quick Tip: Using subtrim and endpoints with flight controllers (naze32/APM/flip32 etc)
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In this video we look at how you can use OpenTX to setup your mutlirotor flight controller (like the Naze32, SPF3, Colibri, APM, Pixracer, Pixhawk, CC3D and others!) to fly great.
Often the Taranis sends pulses that are a little wider than most flight controller like and now and again you need to limit the travel using end point adjustment in the Servo menu as well as adjust the sub-trim so the middle positions of the elevator, aileron and rudder channels are perfect too.
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In this video we look at how you can use OpenTX to setup your mutlirotor flight controller (like the Naze32, SPF3, Colibri, APM, Pixracer, Pixhawk, CC3D and others!) to fly great.
Often the Taranis sends pulses that are a little wider than most flight controller like and now and again you need to limit the travel using end point adjustment in the Servo menu as well as adjust the sub-trim so the middle positions of the elevator, aileron and rudder channels are perfect too.
Thanks to the subscribers who asked for this.
Thanks for watching, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE.
Happy flying!
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