You are awesome Josh. The thing that I like the most is that you show the Radiomaster or any other openTX/EdgeTX and you talk about airplanes too. 99.99% of the channels that talk about these radios, ONLY talk about multi rotor like, theses radios were made just for them. Right now as I write, I am installing a Radiomater TX16S on a 35% size airplane, using 2 Graupner receivers and a 120cc gas motor. So thank you, airplane guys do appreciate your effort to mention us
My Taranis has an actual 6 position knob, and yes that has to be calibrated too. I do like the buttons that let you go directly from 1 to 6 without going through all the other positions and activating whatever function is under there.
After all these years I found The only video where I did not learn anything. But please keep up the amazing work you truly are a inspiration to the hobby.
I didn't know but my excuse is i just got the radio. I did wonder when i was calibrating what the center scale was for and figured some where along the line it would show up. Yes, i did learn something today. Thanks for all your effort Josh
delicate touch helped me calibrate my throttle hall sensor M9-R properly; you're not the only author of this method but a trusted source so I am able to listen to your script versus watch you calibrate your head from side to side! just teasing; thanks for your thorough technical advice. i will remember these procedures when I jump to the Radiomaster with the AG01 hall sensors
I had same issue with TX16S. I couldn't understand why this was happening... I have done calibration a lot. I have moved stick down strongly every time. I understand that i was doing wrong when I watched your video. Thank you so much...
Did not learn anything new this time but I am very grateful mr Bardwell is able to have the time to explain drones to us some say he rambles I say he teaches completely how to fish not just here is a hook here is a line here is a worm so thank you Mr Bardwell keep rambling because I don't want to just do I allso want to know why happy safe flying. Indiana drones fpv
I don't have a radiomaster but as soon as you mentioned most people are probably missing something, I knew what it was. I'm pretty sure I calibrated all my pots when I switched to opentx, but now I want to do it again.
You are correct sir, I didn't see the 6 position (Radiomaster) as a pot, but more as just buttons similar to all the menu buttons or the trim buttons that you don't calibrate. Knowledge is POWER! GI JOOEEEEEEE
Ok, so I somehow missed this video when it came out. Thanks so much JB for referring me to this. I literally just ran this calibration today and noticed the number 1 at the bottom, I pressed the number 1 and I think one other button to see if it did anything, it did not, so I assumed it was for something else and ended the calibration. After watching this video I tried again and realized that you have to press all the numbers at least once before it starts working right. Wow can't believe I missed that!
So I just bought a Radiomaster TX16S a few days ago. Was excited to try it out with liftoff and tried to calibrate and do rates and still was getting weird movements and even without touching the controller the quad inside the sim was accelerating of all a sudden and lifting itself from one of the sides. With this video I just fixed all those problems, now I even have better control over the quad. Thanks!!!
I installed some Frsky Hall Sensor Gimbals in a Spektrum DX9 and I saw the end points moving with different pressure...So glad I watched this I'll definitely recalibrate them with a lot less pressure, thanks for the teaching us TODAY😉👍
I learned and will continue to view and still can’t wait to learn how to get Crossfire and Erls to work on my Radios ruined one in the process won’t boot up anymore. Thanks for sharing!
While you were talking about the Tango 2 you looked at the camera and it felt like you were talking right to me. A couple weeks back I was having the "Throttle Warning". You helped me figure out the issue in a thread in TBS Lounge. I am sure this video will help lots of pilots, Noob and Pro.
Good tutorial. Tango 2 single sensor gimbals caught me by surprise too. Especially throttle stick - managed to finish calibration at 9th time only. And still yaw endpoints skew by -7 at zero throttle and at -3 at full throttle. I probably will recalibrate throttle stick once more.
Thats some great detail thanks ... I've just ordered my tx16s so I will definitely be sure to come back and re watch this again to set up my controller
JB, I think you should add this as a tip when calibrating Tango2 - Its a lot easier to calibrate one gimbal at a time instead of both simultaneously, and that way you don't mess up the process.
Got me when installing the rotary 6 pos switch. Moved the switch too fast. So I just didn’t use it. Looking at getting tx16s and found out enough info that I have one on order. Saw enough calibrattion vids and finally figured it out. Now working great. Was Taranis x9d plus. Thank you
Followed this for calibration and it went smooth. Still got throttle warning until I finally figured out my throttle trim was way outta whack!! check your trims!
I've got a Tango 2 and did already know the correct calibration procedure, but only because I researched into why it was being such a pain in the ass to calibrate not long after owning it. I had a standard Taranis QX7 before the Tango 2 and that was never an issue to calibrate. I'm actually considering calibrating my Tango 2 for the 20th time after watching this video lol. I always add a 5% deadzone to all sticks in KISS and BF just incase. Seems to help stop jitter
Don't have that particular radio, so didn't need to know about the 6 position, but did know about calibrating the pot on my taranis x9 lite. Did it once, and haven't had to since! Great info as always!
Had already learned about the sticks before from you, and learned now about the 6 position switches. Thank you for all the helpful information that you provide and keep up the great work 👍!
My tango 2 has been doing this for several months, but it was such a minor thing I never bothered to look into it more ( though I was pretty confused about why it was happening!) Thanks for helping me sort it out!
I do it correctly on my tx16s... Because I watch your videos and researched EVERYTHING before I bought it. 😂 I also use the 6 position for all my vtx power levels ☺ because of you too!
Wow, after taking another look I was actually only hitting 98.8 on my right roll, probably from heavy thumbing my calibration. Thanks 🙏, and that’s with a Taranis with hall gimbals.
I didn't know the proper way to calibrate, but in my defense I'm new to this. I now know the proper way to calibrate my Radiomaster TX16S, which could also be known as the Joshua Bardwell Method! Thanks for teaching me stuff!
Yes, not pushing the sticks hard during calibration was what I found I had to do with my old Turnigy TGY-i10 TX's, because you want to apply less pressure during calibration than when you're actually using the TX to fly. I carried that gentle-stick-push-during-calibration method to my T16 and all is good.
I have the tx16s, I've had to calibrate enough times because of the left gimbal is not very good. 💩. So I did figure out about calibrating the 6 position switch. I've ordered the new AG01 gimbals , looking forward to installing them. 👍🤓
I didn't know about the 6 positions 😜 I have learned something today 😁 but i think you have forgotten something important to talk about 🤘make the calibration in a good temperature ! I have noticed that because I have my drone place in my basement (17°C), where I did my calibration, and when I go out for flying (in summer for example 30°C), my stick end point are about 97-98% and I can't reach the 100%. Sorry about my bad English 😜 I'm French ✌thx for all your vidéo and happy fly too !
There was one thing missing in the video is to check your mode setting if set to mode 2 on a mode 1 setup you will still see a throttle warning as the stick will be centred, something you should check after performing a software update, had the mode switch on an update on Tango 2 and X9d
THANKYOU! I just updated the firmware on my Tango2 and it was like the gimbals swapped, the throttle on the right. I'm a n00b and didn't know about modes, so I'm guessing the update set it to mode 2.
Knew about the calibration stuff and found about pressing too hard and getting those annoying warnings! Took a few tries to finally get it right. Had to do one at a time!
Great info, I didn't know about the 6 pos switch calibration but discovered about the "pushing hard the sticks" issue during calibration when I replaced the spring of my hall sensor gimbal (TX16S). I actually notice it during the following flight as plane's rolling rate felt significantly reduced. I calibrated on the field which improved but noticed for the first time that moving the sticks around the 4 edges would result in not reaching 100% input across the edges (i.e -100% down left/ -92% down center/ -98% down right). Now, for calibration, I very gently move the sticks up/down, left/right and double check on the monitor to make sure I'm reaching full inputs through the entire range.
I had to do this with my Jumper T-Lite and be very very careful. It was giving the throttle warning on startup as well. Oddly enough, my Radiomaster T12 and Frsky X9D did not have this issue. The sticks must have a little less flex on those.
Knew about everything in this video. Learned about the 6 buttons when researching info about the TX16S before purchasing. I didn't learn anything today but watching and commenting for the analytics. 😁
I could not for the life of me get the Tango 2 stick inputs to register in Betaflight. I did not realize that I had to calibrate the sticks first in order to get the signal to the TX, then to the RX. It makes sense that it needs to be done first but boy howdy was it a point of frustration. You helped me learn something in the video, Present Day Ben thanks Past Joshua - I owe you a beverage if I run into you at SpinUp or some such drone event.
Joshua I love you. I bought my tango 2 pro a couple weeks ago and always had problems with calibration. Searched on internet, nothing found. You read my mind xD
I knew about the 6-position buttons... I also learned about being gentle about the endpoints of the sticks early on. Back with my early X9d I even went into Companion and tweaked the endpoint values to guarantee a resting -100 to +100 range on the throttle and carried that practice through my QX7 and TX16s. No big deal, but then I am an inveterate fiddler and tend to know more about my equipment than most do. Sorry Bardwell, but I didn't learn anything new today, even though this is a valuable video. :D
Tango 2 Pro v5 board spotted with ginormous screen spotted. I agree the Tango 2 has to be the most difficult radio to calibrate the gimbals on. That being said, it’s my radio of choice by far.
O know the 1 to 6 potentiometer thing but didn’t think about the “to much force” issue. I just calibrate with very soft hands and my TX16s is just perfect now.
Joshua, I actually knew about 6-position switch but I did not know about applying too much pressure when calibrating which I am guilty of doing that on my TX-16S. Kindest Regards, Bob Griffith
Didn't know about the buttons, thanks! Joshua, I'm just getting started and struggling with what quad to get. I have been practicing using the sims and think I would do fine with a 5". I would like a longer flyer for range. I live in the mountains and want to do the GoPro and need some range. I have decided on the DJI goggles and camera setup with TBS crossfire Rx. Wondering what rig you may recommend? I would like to build but I;m open to RTF/BTF but would like the experience building. I'm an electronics engineer, I can solder, have building skills and RC background. Thanks for all you do, I have watched so many of your videos, a real help for beginners and I'm sure seasoned flyers. You are in the asset column to be sure.
Thanks JB! Did not know about doing it softly. Always thought you wanted to cram every corner as hard as possible for throttle resolution. But your reasoning makes complete sense! By the way. Is there a way to take off that Throttle Warning message altogether? QX7 here.
You are the best teacher ive had! Never have I had an issue not solved. Some patience and Bardwell does the trick everytime. Thank you!
Just for your statistics: I knew about the 6pos switch calibration :P
Bloody do-gooder 😁
Always do it for statistics!
I also learned it in previous videos of yours, still good to reiterated for newer members. Ah man those gimbals got me drooling!
Me Too, Me Too! Resisting the temptation to install the AG01 Gimbals
I'm on the same page...
You are awesome Josh. The thing that I like the most is that you show the Radiomaster or any other openTX/EdgeTX and you talk about airplanes too. 99.99% of the channels that talk about these radios, ONLY talk about multi rotor like, theses radios were made just for them. Right now as I write, I am installing a Radiomater TX16S on a 35% size airplane, using 2 Graupner receivers and a 120cc gas motor. So thank you, airplane guys do appreciate your effort to mention us
My Taranis has an actual 6 position knob, and yes that has to be calibrated too. I do like the buttons that let you go directly from 1 to 6 without going through all the other positions and activating whatever function is under there.
After all these years I found The only video where I did not learn anything.
But please keep up the amazing work you truly are a inspiration to the hobby.
I didn't know but my excuse is i just got the radio. I did wonder when i was calibrating what the center scale was for and figured some where along the line it would show up. Yes, i did learn something today. Thanks for all your effort Josh
Great video!
I get that throttle warning every time, now I know how to fix!
Love my Radiomaster TX16S
Thank you
Glad to help
delicate touch helped me calibrate my throttle hall sensor M9-R properly; you're not the only author of this method but a trusted source so I am able to listen to your script versus watch you calibrate your head from side to side! just teasing; thanks for your thorough technical advice. i will remember these procedures when I jump to the Radiomaster with the AG01 hall sensors
I had same issue with TX16S. I couldn't understand why this was happening... I have done calibration a lot. I have moved stick down strongly every time. I understand that i was doing wrong when I watched your video.
Thank you so much...
Did not learn anything new this time but I am very grateful mr Bardwell is able to have the time to explain drones to us some say he rambles I say he teaches completely how to fish not just here is a hook here is a line here is a worm so thank you Mr Bardwell keep rambling because I don't want to just do I allso want to know why happy safe flying. Indiana drones fpv
I don't have a radiomaster but as soon as you mentioned most people are probably missing something, I knew what it was. I'm pretty sure I calibrated all my pots when I switched to opentx, but now I want to do it again.
You are correct sir, I didn't see the 6 position (Radiomaster) as a pot, but more as just buttons similar to all the menu buttons or the trim buttons that you don't calibrate. Knowledge is POWER! GI JOOEEEEEEE
I only knew about the 6 position switch because you briefly covered it in a different video. Thanks JB!
Things are making more and more sense lately. Thank you.
Ok, so I somehow missed this video when it came out. Thanks so much JB for referring me to this. I literally just ran this calibration today and noticed the number 1 at the bottom, I pressed the number 1 and I think one other button to see if it did anything, it did not, so I assumed it was for something else and ended the calibration. After watching this video I tried again and realized that you have to press all the numbers at least once before it starts working right. Wow can't believe I missed that!
So I just bought a Radiomaster TX16S a few days ago. Was excited to try it out with liftoff and tried to calibrate and do rates and still was getting weird movements and even without touching the controller the quad inside the sim was accelerating of all a sudden and lifting itself from one of the sides. With this video I just fixed all those problems, now I even have better control over the quad.
Thanks!!!
Yep, your right as usual JB, I didn’t know that. Thanks for sharing.
What about his left?? :)
Nicely explained thanks JB, I didn't know about the 6 pos switch.
I installed some Frsky Hall Sensor Gimbals in a Spektrum DX9 and I saw the end points moving with different pressure...So glad I watched this I'll definitely recalibrate them with a lot less pressure, thanks for the teaching us TODAY😉👍
I learned and will continue to view and still can’t wait to learn how to get Crossfire and Erls to work on my Radios ruined one in the process won’t boot up anymore. Thanks for sharing!
While you were talking about the Tango 2 you looked at the camera and it felt like you were talking right to me. A couple weeks back I was having the "Throttle Warning". You helped me figure out the issue in a thread in TBS Lounge. I am sure this video will help lots of pilots, Noob and Pro.
Good tutorial. Tango 2 single sensor gimbals caught me by surprise too. Especially throttle stick - managed to finish calibration at 9th time only. And still yaw endpoints skew by -7 at zero throttle and at -3 at full throttle. I probably will recalibrate throttle stick once more.
Thats some great detail thanks ... I've just ordered my tx16s so I will definitely be sure to come back and re watch this again to set up my controller
JB, I think you should add this as a tip when calibrating Tango2 - Its a lot easier to calibrate one gimbal at a time instead of both simultaneously, and that way you don't mess up the process.
Thanks for the video I started into the hobby about a year ago and learn something every day. Keep making videos and I will keep coming back for more.
ThanksJB you showed me the solution to my tango 2. I have always had a problem getting the calibration straight.
Got me when installing the rotary 6 pos switch. Moved the switch too fast. So I just didn’t use it. Looking at getting tx16s and found out enough info that I have one on order. Saw enough calibrattion vids and finally figured it out. Now working great. Was Taranis x9d plus. Thank you
Thx u so much. Before I tried calibrated more than 50 times still not perfect but after watched your video, really save my time. Good job.
Followed this for calibration and it went smooth. Still got throttle warning until I finally figured out my throttle trim was way outta whack!! check your trims!
I've got a Tango 2 and did already know the correct calibration procedure, but only because I researched into why it was being such a pain in the ass to calibrate not long after owning it. I had a standard Taranis QX7 before the Tango 2 and that was never an issue to calibrate. I'm actually considering calibrating my Tango 2 for the 20th time after watching this video lol. I always add a 5% deadzone to all sticks in KISS and BF just incase. Seems to help stop jitter
Don't have that particular radio, so didn't need to know about the 6 position, but did know about calibrating the pot on my taranis x9 lite. Did it once, and haven't had to since!
Great info as always!
Had already learned about the sticks before from you, and learned now about the 6 position switches.
Thank you for all the helpful information that you provide and keep up the great work 👍!
Hello JB. I did not know why my 6 position wasn't working and didn't know it needed to be calibrated....I do now, many thanks
As always - great content Joshua, you are my No.1 FPV related source of information!
You taught me that about the 6-position switch in a recent video when you installed the new gimbals. I'd not known previously. Thanks!
Yes 🙌🏾 thank you bardwell my tango 2 been annoying me with that warning thanks for taking the time out your day too 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
My tango 2 has been doing this for several months, but it was such a minor thing I never bothered to look into it more ( though I was pretty confused about why it was happening!)
Thanks for helping me sort it out!
Awesome, Joshua! Thanks a lot! 😊
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I do it correctly on my tx16s... Because I watch your videos and researched EVERYTHING before I bought it. 😂 I also use the 6 position for all my vtx power levels ☺ because of you too!
Wow, after taking another look I was actually only hitting 98.8 on my right roll, probably from heavy thumbing my calibration. Thanks 🙏, and that’s with a Taranis with hall gimbals.
I was struggling with this yesterday. Thank you for the timely and valuable information!
Finally got rid of that annoying message! Thanks Joshua, I learned something today!
Super helpful video, fixed my problem with the Tango 2 super fast! Thanks!
I only knew about the 6 pos calibration because you told me in the jumper t16 setup video. Thanks jb
On my tango 2 when I roll left or right the pitch also moves! Thanks for all your quality videos 🙂
Now fixed!
Yep I saw that and was supersized since they are buttons, great video thanks
Thanks Joshua, I didn't know about the 6 position switches!
I didn't know the proper way to calibrate, but in my defense I'm new to this. I now know the proper way to calibrate my Radiomaster TX16S, which could also be known as the Joshua Bardwell Method! Thanks for teaching me stuff!
I didn't know any of this before today. Thank you so much! Very appreciated 🤘
OMG Joshua I knew it because I saw your video a while a go and didn't correctly the calibration process and I learned something that day! 🤣🤣🤣
Yes, not pushing the sticks hard during calibration was what I found I had to do with my old Turnigy TGY-i10 TX's, because you want to apply less pressure during calibration than when you're actually using the TX to fly.
I carried that gentle-stick-push-during-calibration method to my T16 and all is good.
I have the tx16s, I've had to calibrate enough times because of the left gimbal is not very good. 💩. So I did figure out about calibrating the 6 position switch.
I've ordered the new AG01 gimbals , looking forward to installing them. 👍🤓
I hear what you saying about the Tango2. It needs CNC metal gimbals. I agree
I did not know about the 6 pos. calibration. Thanks for the tip.
My X-Lite had the same problem. I have a Horus as well, so... It has an actual potentiometer. ;). Great tips 👍
I new the six position switch calibration and learnt about the force on the stick calibrating my Frsky
Thanks for all ya videos JB, I knew about that tricky 6pos switch on the TX16S.
Thank you I'm waiting for pyro drone to stock up on the Tango 2
I didn't know about the 6 positions 😜 I have learned something today 😁 but i think you have forgotten something important to talk about 🤘make the calibration in a good temperature ! I have noticed that because I have my drone place in my basement (17°C), where I did my calibration, and when I go out for flying (in summer for example 30°C), my stick end point are about 97-98% and I can't reach the 100%. Sorry about my bad English 😜 I'm French ✌thx for all your vidéo and happy fly too !
I didnt know that about the 6 position, but ive sold my tx16s and bought a tango 2. Ill be te calibrating my sticks later with minimal force 🙌🏻
There was one thing missing in the video is to check your mode setting if set to mode 2 on a mode 1 setup you will still see a throttle warning as the stick will be centred, something you should check after performing a software update, had the mode switch on an update on Tango 2 and X9d
THANKYOU! I just updated the firmware on my Tango2 and it was like the gimbals swapped, the throttle on the right. I'm a n00b and didn't know about modes, so I'm guessing the update set it to mode 2.
Knew about the calibration stuff and found about pressing too hard and getting those annoying warnings! Took a few tries to finally get it right. Had to do one at a time!
Didn’t know about six position switch. Thx JB!
Great info, I didn't know about the 6 pos switch calibration but discovered about the "pushing hard the sticks" issue during calibration when I replaced the spring of my hall sensor gimbal (TX16S). I actually notice it during the following flight as plane's rolling rate felt significantly reduced. I calibrated on the field which improved but noticed for the first time that moving the sticks around the 4 edges would result in not reaching 100% input across the edges (i.e -100% down left/ -92% down center/ -98% down right). Now, for calibration, I very gently move the sticks up/down, left/right and double check on the monitor to make sure I'm reaching full inputs through the entire range.
Great video! Like the small details Joshua!
YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER/ thought I messed up my number t pro after taking it apart and reflashing it. thank you a million.
Hey Joshua, I learned about this thorough calibration from one of your previous vids.
I had to do this with my Jumper T-Lite and be very very careful. It was giving the throttle warning on startup as well. Oddly enough, my Radiomaster T12 and Frsky X9D did not have this issue. The sticks must have a little less flex on those.
Knew about everything in this video. Learned about the 6 buttons when researching info about the TX16S before purchasing. I didn't learn anything today but watching and commenting for the analytics. 😁
I could not for the life of me get the Tango 2 stick inputs to register in Betaflight. I did not realize that I had to calibrate the sticks first in order to get the signal to the TX, then to the RX. It makes sense that it needs to be done first but boy howdy was it a point of frustration. You helped me learn something in the video, Present Day Ben thanks Past Joshua - I owe you a beverage if I run into you at SpinUp or some such drone event.
Man j thought I had my tango 2 as good as I could get it but this really helped!! Thank you Bardwell 👏🏻
Came here to see all the tango 2 comments! 🤣🤣
Great tut JB! Always learning!
Joshua I love you. I bought my tango 2 pro a couple weeks ago and always had problems with calibration. Searched on internet, nothing found. You read my mind xD
I knew 🤙 thanks. I will recalibrate to make sure I used a soft touch. Every now and then I get throttle warning.
I knew about the 6-position buttons... I also learned about being gentle about the endpoints of the sticks early on. Back with my early X9d I even went into Companion and tweaked the endpoint values to guarantee a resting -100 to +100 range on the throttle and carried that practice through my QX7 and TX16s. No big deal, but then I am an inveterate fiddler and tend to know more about my equipment than most do.
Sorry Bardwell, but I didn't learn anything new today, even though this is a valuable video. :D
Thanks. I just got my Radiomaster and had the -98% on the throttle. And I did need to know about the 1-6 switches. Now my throttle says -100%!!
Thank you for this! I get throttle and switch warning lol, just kinda ignored it till now :)
Tango 2 Pro v5 board spotted with ginormous screen spotted. I agree the Tango 2 has to be the most difficult radio to calibrate the gimbals on. That being said, it’s my radio of choice by far.
Yup. Knew about the 6 position and the throttle warning issue.
Cheers, I had that throttle problem on my T16… drove me crazy! Also I didn’t know about the flight mode buttons. I learnt something today 😎
I'm a begginer... didn't know that. Thanks Bardwell!
did not know, but I do now. Thanks JB. Y are the GOAT.
O know the 1 to 6 potentiometer thing but didn’t think about the “to much force” issue.
I just calibrate with very soft hands and my TX16s is just perfect now.
Great video JB this was helpful even for an experienced pilot 😀
Joshua, I actually knew about 6-position switch but I did not know about applying too much pressure when calibrating which I am guilty of doing that on my TX-16S. Kindest Regards, Bob Griffith
You cover this is in parts on previous videos but it was a good idea to compile this info into one video. 👍
I didn’t know on the TX16S. Thanks Joshua
I had previously seen you mention calibrating the 6 button ‘potentiometer’. Likely in your all metal gimbal video.
I use my 6p switch all the time for Inav Modes, for flaps with curves etc, all my radios are calibrate that way since new years ago.
Didn't know about the buttons, thanks! Joshua, I'm just getting started and struggling with what quad to get. I have been practicing using the sims and think I would do fine with a 5". I would like a longer flyer for range. I live in the mountains and want to do the GoPro and need some range. I have decided on the DJI goggles and camera setup with TBS crossfire Rx. Wondering what rig you may recommend? I would like to build but I;m open to RTF/BTF but would like the experience building. I'm an electronics engineer, I can solder, have building skills and RC background. Thanks for all you do, I have watched so many of your videos, a real help for beginners and I'm sure seasoned flyers. You are in the asset column to be sure.
way to keep us all straightened out. ...time and time again!!
Thanks jb for putting this up. I can definitely relate to this mistake
yeah,I have been calibrating with heavy fingers , thanks JB..
I seen the marks not moving. But I did not know how to do it! Thanks!
Thank you for this Joshua this is just been a little aggravating for my ADHD
Ran into this when doing Ardupilot. I don't think that so many people don't know this.
Thanks JB! Did not know about doing it softly. Always thought you wanted to cram every corner as hard as possible for throttle resolution. But your reasoning makes complete sense! By the way. Is there a way to take off that Throttle Warning message altogether? QX7 here.
Gracias Bardwell, si aprendí algo.
Nice vid thx 🤗.Always had the Throttle warning in "my First days of fpv" cause i pushed the Sticks to hard in calibration (Qx7) 😅🤣