Walkera Dragonfly 35, Руководство пользователя

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rear.
HM035­015 is the correct part to order, the rear bevel gear! This is the one that gets
trashed
when the tail strikes the ground, I would order 6­8 of these with the machine, along with 3
sets of tail blades (HM035­016) because on a tail strike, usually one of the 2 will survive.
Main Blades (HM035­042) 4­5 sets. This is your only chance to get parts under the
original shipping fee.
4) The Walkera Transmitter
For the price paid, this unit is pretty decent since it's a Futaba knockoff. It is unfortunate
it does not have exponential control for the right stick. What this does is make your
forward/aft & right/left controls (on the swashplate) move very slowly with less deflection
near the center point, but with more deflection out near the end of the stick's limits. This
would have been a great aid in helping you learn to hover. I have another fix for this
however, which will be made on the helicopter at the servos.
Shake the transmitter! My gimbal springs were sprung inside from the aileron stick, so
shaking will reveal any issues rattling around inside. Go around the radio, tighten all
hex screws and phillips head screws on the case. The retail on this is $40, so don't
expect much.
This radio has detents on the left stick throttle control, which allow you a fixed number
of speed positions instead of just linear control throughout. It may happen that your
ideal throttle speed for hovering without rising or falling is right between two detents.
The only way to eliminate this is to remove the metal clip inside the transmitter that
accomplishes this.
I was going to include a guide to this modification, but the Walkera throttle stick literally
falls to idle when the transmitter is held upright. It seems to have no binding except for
the detent clip itself. With that in mind, we're movin' on! I will give you the mod if you are
going to buy a transmitter tray. This will hang the radio at your waist flat and level. It will
allow you to fly with your fingers instead of your thumbs, which would be needed to fly
acrobatics. There is just not enough dexterity in the thumb to be able to fly well enough
for it.