hey man, here's an answer to your questions: - No, there is no way to make the drone slower, however you can change the mode from "ACRO" (which means the drone can do things like flips and rolls) to "LOCK" (which means the drone always locks to the horizon, making it easier and more stable to fly). After using the drone for a few months, I would say that I would just use LOCK for the first few flights, and then switch to ACRO. I would also recommend buying a simulator and a cable to connect the controller to your computer. I can you link you to one if you'd like. - Most of the switches are unused on the controller, the only ones that ARE used are on the right-hand side, being the Beeper switch and the Flight mode (LOCK/ACRO). The Beeper switch makes the drone make a loud beeping noise, and the Flight mode switch changes the flight mode. Thanks for asking questions, and feel free to ask more!
@@dontstealmybread7479 Thank you for this answer! Is there way to program the remote to make it go slower. Also, could you please provide me with the link for the PC connector? Thank you!
@@matthieuobyrne4715 no problem! sadly, there is no way to make the drone go any slower. You just have to get used to it and not push the throttle too far. The cable I use is a FlySky SM100, and I play it with the simulator "liftoff", however I heard the game "velocidrone" has better physics. For me personally, liftoff made me able to control the drone fairly easily. Thanks for the question! Link: - www.amazon.com/GoolRC-Helicopter-Airplane-Simulator-Controller/dp/B00DR4I4O0/ref=sr_1_1?crid=114IC242F7AJ8&keywords=Flysky+SM100&qid=1705207954&sprefix=flysky+sm100%2Caps%2C93&sr=8-1
Where you order it from?
i ordered the drone from the arrishobby website
@TwistedGS I have the same drone and I don't understand what all the switches are for. Also is there a way to lower the speed for beginners?
hey man, here's an answer to your questions:
- No, there is no way to make the drone slower, however you can change the mode from "ACRO" (which means the drone can do things like flips and rolls) to "LOCK" (which means the drone always locks to the horizon, making it easier and more stable to fly). After using the drone for a few months, I would say that I would just use LOCK for the first few flights, and then switch to ACRO. I would also recommend buying a simulator and a cable to connect the controller to your computer. I can you link you to one if you'd like.
- Most of the switches are unused on the controller, the only ones that ARE used are on the right-hand side, being the Beeper switch and the Flight mode (LOCK/ACRO). The Beeper switch makes the drone make a loud beeping noise, and the Flight mode switch changes the flight mode.
Thanks for asking questions, and feel free to ask more!
@@dontstealmybread7479 Thank you for this answer! Is there way to program the remote to make it go slower. Also, could you please provide me with the link for the PC connector? Thank you!
@@matthieuobyrne4715 no problem! sadly, there is no way to make the drone go any slower. You just have to get used to it and not push the throttle too far. The cable I use is a FlySky SM100, and I play it with the simulator "liftoff", however I heard the game "velocidrone" has better physics. For me personally, liftoff made me able to control the drone fairly easily. Thanks for the question!
Link:
- www.amazon.com/GoolRC-Helicopter-Airplane-Simulator-Controller/dp/B00DR4I4O0/ref=sr_1_1?crid=114IC242F7AJ8&keywords=Flysky+SM100&qid=1705207954&sprefix=flysky+sm100%2Caps%2C93&sr=8-1
Thank you! I just have one last question, is there a way to see the battery level off the remote?
Is this with the stock antenna?
yup 100% stock
🥪🐿