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4.3 Transmitter
The transmitter used to pilot a multi-rotor aircraft but it also controls many of the advanced features of the HoverflySPORT™. The four main
controls are the sticks on the transmitter that control the Roll, Pitch, Yaw, and Throttle (altitude) of the aircraft. These controls are described
in Fig. 4. You must use a transmitter that has the capability to program or set the End-Point Adjustment (EPA also called ATV) values for
channels separately.
4.3.1 Channel Requirement
Flight requires the use of 5 channels. The four main channels are associated with the two control sticks and are used for Roll, Pitch, Yaw,
and Throttle. The fifth additional channel is used to control the Gain of the HoverflySPORT™ control. The Gain is the parameter that is used
to tune the performance of your multi-rotor aircraft. This subject is covered in Chapter 5.
Following the manual supplied with your transmitter configure it according to these parameters. Keep in mind that your radio may not have
some of the settings listed. In general, the default Acro configuration of most radios is a good starting point. Do not use Heli mode. The
following should be set for all channels.