When using a predefined control behavior other than "transmitter", we do not recommend additionally adjusting control curves (Expo/Dual rates) in your transmitter, as this will unpredictably mix the preset curves of the BEASTX System with the curves of the transmitter! However, if you only make small adjustments (e.g. slightly increasing the throw to increase the rotation rate), this should not be a problem.
If the tail gyro is operated in Normal-Rate mode, the rudder stick directly controls the rudder servo instead of commanding a rotation rate to the gyro. In this mode the heli will turn as fast as determined by the rudder servo position and angle of attack of the tail rotor blades. The tail gyro does not monitor the rate of rotation. Therefore it is possible to get very high rotation rates, and it is essential to check how much pitch angle is reached at full rudder stick deflection on the tail rotor. Reduce the servo throw of the rudder servo by decreasing it in the remote control, or by limiting it in the BEASTX System to a reasonable level.
