Tank Newbie

[Hoghappy2000]

Have tried the trims on your radio to even up the track speed for straight ahead running?
I did fool around with the radio some but couldn't figure it out.

[Ecam]

One trim in the same axis as throttle finds "center" between forward and reverse, the other (side to side) will adjust it to run straighter.

[Hoghappy2000]

I'm using the left stick for throttle and right stick for steering. I probably just need to fool around with it some more until I figure it out. This radio has a massive amount of adjustments for the controls. I turned it on for the first time today along with board installation. I'm also still trying to learn this software. Everything I've ever used before was just plug wire into a servo and go with it. This is totally new!

[Hoghappy2000]

Is there a way to speed up or slow down each track so they're the same, or do I have it constantly turning to keep it going straight. I'm not sure whether to fool with the adjustments on the steering or the throttle.

[Ecam]

Unless there is a "binding or drag" on one side the steering trim should get it running straight with no stick input. If there is a bind (heavier load on one track) the trim will be of little help.

[Ecam]

I'm not sure whether to fool with the adjustments on the steering or the throttle.

Steering (side to side). The trim can always be set back, not a permanent adjustment. Trim literally only fine tunes the "stick".

[Hoghappy2000]

Okay I'll mess with that again tomorrow. I'm done for the night. BTW the OEM Toro radio has a steering trim adjustment knob. Any chance I can designate one of the knobs on my Fly Sky radio to do the same thing?

[Ecam]

I don't know the Toro board, but you may soon have an answer from one of the smarter members...

[Herr Dr. Professor]

Hogg...y: if you don't already have the instructions for the FlySky, send me a PM and I will send you a .pdf copy. I am still learning about my FlySky, but I believe the answer to your question about trim adjustment is "yes."

[Jofaur86]

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