Yeah that's a valid point, I sometimes forget people still fly in stabilized modes :D Typically I think by the time they're comfortable enough to calculate a custom motor mix, they should be comfortable enough to fly acro. I actually for FPV would recommend never starting in stabilized modes. That's what I did, straight to acro. Never had a problem with it.
Yeah your last paragraph is pretty much what I was pointing out here. If you look deeper into the way the motor mix is being applied anyway, it doesn't really do what people think it does. An interesting conversation to have with Boris if you ever get the chance :D
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quadmcfly:
Aug 27, 2016 at 09:08 PM
Yeah that's a valid point, I sometimes forget people still fly in stabilized modes :D Typically I think by the time they're comfortable enough to calculate a custom motor mix, they should be comfortable enough to fly acro. I actually for FPV would recommend never starting in stabilized modes. That's what I did, straight to acro. Never had a problem with it.
Yeah your last paragraph is pretty much what I was pointing out here. If you look deeper into the way the motor mix is being applied anyway, it doesn't really do what people think it does. An interesting conversation to have with Boris if you ever get the chance :D