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| View Poll Results: What method do you use to hold the Tx? | |||
| Pinch |
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115 | 29.72% |
| Thumbs |
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217 | 56.07% |
| I can use both |
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55 | 14.21% |
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Used pinch method when I learnt fixed wing but learnt thumbs for the Heli.
This was not a concious decision but more to do with the fact that I am a video game player and spent quite a bit of time on the flight Sim without realising I was using the TX controls video gamer style ie: with thumbs. Now I can use both! |
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What, me worry?
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Pinching the sticks seemed so awkward to me that I tried it on my Sim, and I was right, all my movements were way to "herky-jerky", and when I switched back to working the top of the sticks with the upper fingerprint side of my thumbs, I stopped crashing. I would probably do alright working the throttle stick by pinching it, definately not the aileron/elevator side.
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I'm exactly opposite,I use the pinch for ail/elev,and thumb on throttle/rudder(mode2) when I'm not thinking.On a plane where I need to use rudder a lot,I go back to pinch on both sticks.
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Guess us Rhody guys always late to the party. All this talk of pinchin and thumb rollin is givin me a real......well let me just say if someone designs these trannys with our favorite part of the female anatomy in mind, he'll become a very rich person. How many years and noone went there, you need to spend more time at home or out of the basement.
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Some people hang pictures in their homes, I hang guitars in mine. I guess I can hang a few planes in the garage too!
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