Hi Matthew, Very interesting what you say, and fair play for posting in order to help people. In my opinion though, none of these settings changes makes a great deal of difference when actually on the water. I think you've just gotta watch the motion of the boat and react to get the most out of it.
Hi mate, All you need to do is use another receiver (inside the yacht the same brand and type as your original) - Then in the Flysky i6 there is a 'COPY' mode ... So after you bind another receiver ( The radio has at least 10 model memory's ) - You can simply copy your favourite configuration over to the new receiver in memory and it will save it in the Transmitter. You can name them on screen so you know which model is which. I know its an old video, But I hope this helps ...Cheers and take care from Australia
In most RC Sailboats you are able to install a small motor, shaft and folding prop if you want to. Some guys like having a motor in their boats, When racing we don't have installed motors for propulsion due to drag and weight, But it can be done... Hope this helps mate, Take care.
Hi Mathew I use the upper left aux switch for the soft rudder how can I assign the upper left aux switch, when deployed would throw the rudder fully to turn boat in circles, to use when standing buy between races. Thanking you in advance Harry
Hi Mathew - to remove the center return setup on the winch (left stick), is it simply a matter of removing the springs on the internal mechanism? I have ratchet on Futaba F6j winch stick - is that possible with the Fsi6? As per Kelly Davis question below, have you installed a rechargeable battery pack?
i didn't have to remove any springs with the FSi6. since it was meant for aviation use the "throttle" stick didn't have a return spring. i've played with using nimh AA batteries and they work just fine and are rechargeable.
Very helpful! Thank you
Hi Matthew, Very interesting what you say, and fair play for posting in order to help people. In my opinion though, none of these settings changes makes a great deal of difference when actually on the water. I think you've just gotta watch the motion of the boat and react to get the most out of it.
Hi I am building another boat how do I program for the second or do I have to have another flysky
Thanks Harry
Hi mate, All you need to do is use another receiver (inside the yacht the same brand and type as your original) - Then in the Flysky i6 there is a 'COPY' mode ... So after you bind another receiver ( The radio has at least 10 model memory's ) - You can simply copy your favourite configuration over to the new receiver in memory and it will save it in the Transmitter. You can name them on screen so you know which model is which.
I know its an old video, But I hope this helps ...Cheers and take care from Australia
Any way to use rechargable battery packs instead of 4 AA's?
Indeed!
how do i reverse the motor so i can reverse the boat?
Boat doesn't have a motor, just sails
In most RC Sailboats you are able to install a small motor, shaft and folding prop if you want to. Some guys like having a motor in their boats, When racing we don't have installed motors for propulsion due to drag and weight, But it can be done... Hope this helps mate, Take care.
Hi Mathew I use the upper left aux switch for the soft rudder how can I assign the upper left aux switch, when deployed would throw the rudder fully to turn boat in circles, to use when standing buy between races. Thanking you in advance Harry
Hi Mathew - to remove the center return setup on the winch (left stick), is it simply a matter of removing the springs on the internal mechanism? I have ratchet on Futaba F6j winch stick - is that possible with the Fsi6? As per Kelly Davis question below, have you installed a rechargeable battery pack?
i didn't have to remove any springs with the FSi6. since it was meant for aviation use the "throttle" stick didn't have a return spring. i've played with using nimh AA batteries and they work just fine and are rechargeable.
Thanks for sharing. Going to use on my boat and test out.