TX Low throttle mid air

[kmaluo]

What happens if you move the left TX stick all the way down, where it stays, during flight? Will it descend quicker or will the motors shut off mid air? I hit that spot every now and then and start to panic. Lol

 

[fordruid]

It will land directly below where it is at. CSC requires both levers to be down and inward. Don't sweat it

 

[movius]

It will simply descend rapidly until you release the stick or it hits the ground. It won't shut off the motors. As fordruid says, you would need to do a CSC for that - not recommended during flight!!

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[x11freak]

On the ground it will shut off the motors.... not sure what it'll do in the air, guess it'll just descend and turn off the motors once it's landed?

 

[fordruid]

On the ground it will shut off the motors.... not sure what it'll do in the air, guess it'll just descend and turn off the motors once it's landed?

Correct

 

[yankee65]

What happens if you move the left TX stick all the way down, where it stays, during flight? Will it descend quicker or will the motors shut off mid air? I hit that spot every now and then and start to panic. Lol

Try it and see what happens


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[Mark The Droner]

It's programmed to descend no faster than 2 meters/second. But it's wise to angle it down rather than descend straight down. Hope this helps.

 

[kmaluo]

It's programmed to descend no faster than 2 meters/second. But it's wise to angle it down rather than descend straight down. Hope this helps.

Angle it down?

 

[RodPad]

Straight down, its going to be in its Prop Wash. I think that is the correct term. It's kind of making its own wind.

 

[force1164]

Vortex ring state