Translations:Manuals:BXFbl:AttitudeFlying/6/en

Gyro channel (combined switch mode, Microbeast Plus and Ultra only)

As an alternative to using a separate channel for activating AttitudeControl, you can also use the gyro gain channel, e.g. when you only have a 6-channel transmitter or when using a receiver with standard wiring (where an additional channel simply can't be connected physically). Activating AttitudeControl this way works quite similarly to using a separate switch channel, as described above. Moving the channel in one direction activates AttitudeControl, and the amount of channel deflection determines the stabilization gain; moving the gyro channel in the other direction disables the leveling. Additionally, in this direction the gyro gain channel still adjusts the tail gyro gain - the amount of deflection sets the gyro gain and switches the gyro into HeadingLock mode. So, for example, you might assign a switch to the gyro gain channel and set the throw to -50% in one direction and +60% in the other, resulting in a gyro gain of 50% and a stabilization gain of 60%. By flipping the switch you activate/deactivate AttitudeControl instead of toggling the tail gyro between "Normal-Rate" and "HeadingLock" mode. The gyro gain value of -50% is saved internally when switching to the positive direction.