Can someone please tell me what is the difference between Mode 1 and 2?
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On a mode 1 RC helicopter radio transmitter, the left stick controls fore and aft cyclic and left / right yaw, and the right stick controls the throttle and left / right cyclic. On a mode 2 RC helicopter radio transmitter, the left stick controls the throttle and left / right yaw, and the right stick controls the fore / aft cyclic and left / right cyclic.
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hi mode one is popular everywhere but the US it puts the throttle control on the right joy stick I use and recommend mode 2 as that's how most controllers are set up in US and any other way could cause confusion when flying different models
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On a mode 1 RC helicopter radio transmitter, the left stick controls fore and aft cyclic and left / right yaw, and the right stick controls the throttle and left / right cyclic.On a mode 2 RC helicopter radio transmitter, the left stick controls the throttle and left / right yaw, and the right stick controls the fore / aft cyclic and left / right cyclic.
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It comes both ways I think. Mine is mode 2, left hand throttle. It should indicate on each one if it is mode 2.
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This is the one I ordered: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ABLGA8E/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i05?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 It was 5 mode and it was from the seller welltop.
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The v1 and v2 are very different, V1 = 600mhz single core CPU, V2 has 800Mhz dual core, the v1 has 2 USB 2.0 , v2 has 1 usb 3.0 and 1 usb 2.0The v1 has 128mb memory whilst V2 has 256mb.So theres a big difference between the 2, hence the question.
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Mode 2 is what is used by most countries. It means the throttle and rudder is assigned to the left joystick on an RC controller, while elevons and ailerons are controlled by the right. Mode 2 is standard in the United States, while Mode 1 is satndard in the U.K. and a few other European countries. Think of it as driving on the left side of the rode vs. the right side.
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Looks like the only difference between the two is price. Two speed/dual speed are the same. On mine, one speed is faster/louder, and the other is slower/lower. I typically use the lower setting at night for sleep. I rarely use the higher setting for living room or common areas that are louder. Depends on what you plan to use this for, but I feel that even the single setting model ($44) should be enough. Hope this helps! Good luck...
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Mode 2 is the most common control scheme for RC aircraft in the US. In mode 2 the throttle and rudder are controlled with the left stick, and pitch and roll are controlled by the right stick. Mode 1 has the throttle on the right stick and pitch on the left (the opposite of mode 2). Google mode 1 vs mode 2 for more info.
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Not sure i think there are a few modes. I never installed it because it would alarm even when door was closed because the door frame caused to much of a distance between parts.
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Yes , Read book on how to configure. You hold the blue button down a certain amount of times as red light blinks to get different modes
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Mode 1 & 2 is in regards to the style of the controls. Mode two, what I got, has the throttle on the left stick. Flying helicopters got me used to that. For this plane, I bought the dx5e spektrum as the transmitter, works fine. I recommend downloading some apps to try which mode you like and to get used to the inversion of controls when the plane faces different directions while you wait for it to ship on your iPad or smart phone.
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Hi, I don't really know what the difference is between the 1 and 2. I'm not even sure which model I have, although I assume it's a 2. I've had it since early 2012 and I think the 2's came out in 2011. I looked up the images online and, frankly, I can't tell the difference either. Sorry, I know this isn't much help.
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Mode is not determined by the Airplane (receiver), it is controlled by the transmitter. Most people in the USA fly Mode 2. Some radios will let you switch between modes. Good luck!
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The Mode button basically controls the repeat, random, and introduction features. One click repeats the current track, the second click repeats all tracks, the third click plays the tracks in random order, the fourth click is intro, which plays the first ten seconds of each track in sequential order. A tiny icon appears for each function on the LCD screen. you have to look closely, it's very small. These modes work on USB and memory card inputs as well.
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mode 6 is really old school, scanners today incorporate mode 6 into there protocols to make it more user friendly.......Why do ask?
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You are probably asking which configuration, X or Y, that I like, and I'm fond of the X configuration. It is a matter of taste and you can easily switch between the two configurations. You used the word MODE, and Mode 1 and Mode 2 refer to whether the throttle stick is set up on the left or the right. Since I'm in the USA my mQX came set up for mode 2 (transmitter EFLH1064/B). If you live outside of the USA you probably want mode 1 (transmitter EFLH10641). On one transmitter you can't switch modes between 1 and 2, but you can switch configurations between X and Y. By the way, I'm still happy with my little Blade. It's mostly for indoor use where there are no strong breezes.
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The only difference between version 1 & 2 is the battery style. Version 1 has a slide in type battery that is kind of hard to insert, and version 2 has a type that pretty much looks the same, except there is a plug-in on the front so it's easier to insert. I love these little heli's, they are tough and would be great for stepping up from a co-axle, or as your first time. So if you plan on buying one get version 2, it's just easier to deal with the batteries.
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Mode 1: Default no light; flashes a different color each time a beat is detected. Mode 2: Default no light; flashes the same color (user selectable) each time a beat is detected. Mode 3: Default on; changes to a different color each time a beat is detected.