The EZUHF doesnt have a built in failsafe that I can see so can anyone recomend one, or are they all much of a muchness??
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ps I need it to do 3 things, set throttle to cruise, switch on stabilization, and swith on autopilot, does this mean i would need 3 failsafes?
Quote from: Balders on April 12, 2012, 10:53:14 AM
Can it not just be set to preset stick/switch positions?
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thats what im trying to figure out....
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The following is Copied & Pasted from the EZUHF Manual:
Failsafe
If, for any reason, the UHF link is broken, the receiver will wait for approximately 1 second for the link to be restored, and then will enter failsafe mode.
The failsafe servo positions are programmed using the button on the transmitter.
To set this up, two phases are recommended.
1) With the plane on the ground, and servo positions neutral, throttle cut, hold down the transmitter's bind/failsafe button until the transmitter beeps. This will set a reasonable default failsafe ready for the first flight
2) With the plane in flight, set the controls in a suitable position for the failsafe, and re-program the failsafe. In most cases, 'suitable position' means throttle cut, and a gentle turn radius, to let the plane circle gently until it lands, but of course every application is a little different.
lol? it says it on the product.
manuals are for wooses
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