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djiuser_08FPy9sqzFCZ Posted at 1-9 02:59
Yes agree I to used to Fly RC model aeroplanes, the left hand elevater stick should go down to make the drone climb, this is the same in a real aircraft which I also used to fly in which one pulls the control stick back or down this action causes the aircraft to climb, I just had my second flight with my new DJI I found it very unnatural, suprised I could not correct it in the settings, DJI needs to provide this customation asap via a software upgrade.
These drones don't climb with elevator control, they climb with throttle control. Elevator control in an airplane corresponds to fore-aft cyclic in a drone, as it changes the pitch of the aircraft (up when you pull on the stick, down when you push on the stick, exactly like you were describing it). This change in pitch makes a drone go forward-backward, not up-down.
You are clearly used to airplanes and Mode 1 transmitters (elevator on left stick), but for helis and drones the most prevalent configuration is Mode 2, where the right stick controls the cyclic (pitch and roll), left stick controls throttle and tail (yaw). If you think at a heli or drone as a fan pointed down, then Mode 2 becomes very intuitive, as the right stick directly corresponds to the fan orientation (tilt). |
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