I've posted the question to the FB group, but, it is moderated so, I'm still waiting for the question to go "live".
So, here I go.
I find that, the sticks are too flimsy, that is, way too sensitive to my movements.
I've been wondering if, I would be better off, using the hex tool, the one used to prepare the controller for Manual "Acro" flight mode or, would I be better served messing with the "Yaw" "Roll" "Pitch", expo values?
If, I should use the hex tool to affect the physical movement of the sticks, are there any guidelines?
I know, that is kind of subjective because, after all, we are talking about physical tuning, still, I'd like to know.
If, I should use the software solution, that is, altering the "expo" values, what should they be (assuming expo values affect Normal and Sports modes besides Manual)?
BTW, if any of you are using aftermarket sticks, which should make it easier for a "pincher" like me, to control the quad, I'd like to hear your recommendations.
TIA.
So, here I go.
I find that, the sticks are too flimsy, that is, way too sensitive to my movements.
I've been wondering if, I would be better off, using the hex tool, the one used to prepare the controller for Manual "Acro" flight mode or, would I be better served messing with the "Yaw" "Roll" "Pitch", expo values?
If, I should use the hex tool to affect the physical movement of the sticks, are there any guidelines?
I know, that is kind of subjective because, after all, we are talking about physical tuning, still, I'd like to know.
If, I should use the software solution, that is, altering the "expo" values, what should they be (assuming expo values affect Normal and Sports modes besides Manual)?
BTW, if any of you are using aftermarket sticks, which should make it easier for a "pincher" like me, to control the quad, I'd like to hear your recommendations.
TIA.