19
Mode
2
Rudder
Channel
Control
When
the
transmitter
control
mode
is
set
to
Mode
2
(please
see
the
‘Transmitter
Control
Mode
Selection’
section
of
this
manual
for
more
information),
moving
the
left
‐
hand
stick
to
the
left
will
turn
(yaw)
the
nose
of
the
helicopter
to
the
left
about
the
vertical
axis.
This
is
accomplished
by
increasing
the
speed
of
the
upper
rotor
blades
and
decreasing
the
speed
of
the
lower
rotor
blades.
Moving
the
stick
to
the
right
will
turn
(yaw)
the
nose
of
the
helicopter
to
the
right
about
the
vertical
axis.
This
is
accomplished
by
increasing
the
speed
of
the
lower
rotor
blades
and
decreasing
the
speed
of
the
upper
rotor
blades.
The
rudder
trim
lever
(located
immediately
below
the
left
‐
hand
stick
for
Mode
2)
can
be
used
to
help
keep
the
nose
of
the
helicopter
from
turning
(yawing)
to
the
left
or
right
when
‘hovering’
and
without
any
left
‐
hand
stick/rudder
control
input.
For
example,
if
the
nose
of
the
helicopter
turns
to
the
right
when
hovering
add
left
rudder
trim
by
pressing
the
lever
to
the
left
until
the
nose
of
the
helicopter
stays
as
close
to
‘straight’
as
possible
with
no
further
input.
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