- Throttle hold on the RUDD D/R switch.
- 7 Point Throttle and Pitch Curves.
- TX Power=100mW
- Channels=7
- Protocol=DSMX
- No Fixed ID
- Stick Mode 2
If you need Stick Mode 1, 3, or 4 load the model into your transmitter then change the Stick Mode in the transmitter settings.
Model 36 is for deviation firmware v4 and the DEVO 6/6S/8/8S/10/12/12S.
Model 36-2 has Zero Degree Pitch when throttle hold is on.
This will help minimize damage in a crash as the swash and blades will be at mid stick zero degrees pitch.
This will also help prevent a boom strike.
The swash does not move when TH is on.
If you want control of the swash in TH to help you land in a crash don’t use this model use Model 36 instead.
Throttle Curve - These are the values I used then converted them to the deviation values and 7 point curves.
Normal: 0% 40% 60% 68% 75%
ST-1: 100% 90% 80% 90% 100%
ST-2: 100% Flat Across
Throttle Hold is active on RUDD D/R switch
Pitch Curve
Normal: -3* negative pitch. Zero degrees pitch at mid stick.
ST-1: Full +/- 3D pitch curve. Zero degrees pitch at mid stick.
ST-2: Full +/- 3D pitch curve. Zero degrees pitch at mid stick.
DR/EXPO
Adjust D/R and EXPO to your personal preference.
Switch Position
0- ELEV D/R = 100% EXP +30%
0- AILE D/R = 100% EXP +30%
RUDD D/R = 100% EXP -6%
Switch Position
1- ELEV D/R = 125% EXP LIN
1- AILE D/R = 125% EXP LIN
RUDD D/R = 100% EXP -6%
Download the Configuration Settings File.
Right click the "model.ini " and select "Save Target As" or "Save Link As" depending if you are using IE or Firefox.
Install the configuration settings file into your models folder (See my How to video below).
This will over-right the current file so make sure that model slot doesn’t
have a model being used in it. If it does rename the configuration settings file
to another number that you have free.
Example: The file you downloaded is named model5 so change the “5" to another slot
number that you don’t have a model setup for. If you have model slot 6 open rename the file to model6
How to Import/Export Deviation Firmware Models
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