 This page contains
information about rc transmitter (radio) modes and to
provide a complete chart of all 5 Transmitter modes used
by RC model pilots around the world. Different modes are
used in different geographical areas in the world. Do not
assume that the transmitter you bought from Singapore or
Taiwan is set up for the same mode as the transmitter your
friends are flying in the USA or other places. Again
always read the owner manual and test before attempt to
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Most
common modes are 1 and 2. Mode 2 is normally used in the
United States, Canada, etc. Mode 1 is normally used in
Europe and Asia. There are two other modes used else
where. Please refer to the Chart below:
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Left stick |
Right stick |
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up/down |
left/right |
up/down |
left/right |
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Mode 1 |
elevator (nose up & down) |
rudder (tail) |
throttle (power & collective pitch ) |
aileron (roll) |
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Mode 2 |
throttle (power & collective pitch ) |
rudder (tail) |
elevator (nose up & down) |
aileron (roll) |
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Mode 3 |
elevator (nose up & down) |
aileron (roll) |
throttle (power & collective pitch ) |
rudder (tail) |
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Mode 4 |
throttle (power & collective pitch) |
aileron (roll) |
elevator (nose up & down) |
rudder (tail) |
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