Click in the throttle

[LockMD]

I read in various places how a lot of people hated the click with the stock tx. I always wondered why, I kinda liked it. Now I know, the more I fly my cp pro and the better I am getting I hate that click. One click up it climbs, one click down in sinks. No happy medium.

I read somewhere a guy suggests to put shrink tubbing around the metal arm that 'clicks' against the gear. I did that for my simulator tx but didnt like it, it's got a 'click' when first moving it from an indent in the tubbing from sitting. Anyways this is what I did to my cp pro's tx at first I moved the arm over so it didnt touch the gear at all but that was too loose so I ended up just flipping the arm over so the 'V' bend that 'clicks' in the gear is facing away from the gear. Now its nice and smooth, much more enjoyable.

[rabidguineapig]

If you bend the metal clicker arm back a little bit it will be a little smoother, I have mine on there, but its bent back so the throttle is really loose but doesnt quite swing freely

[carlo_the_wonder_frog]

good tip

[Sinist3rMinist3r]

Yep. I also took out the spring for the rudder. U can point the tail in any direction and leave it that way. Several people like it but you may not. Worth a try though. :)

[MarriedwithHelis]

Bend the metal or take it off and put it on backwards. That way you don't lose it and you can bend it to create variable friction.

[=-C°G-=]

I read somewhere a guy suggests to put shrink tubbing around the metal arm that 'clicks' against the gear.

I've got a piece of fuel tubing over mine and bent it slightly to relieve the pressure a bit. Works decent. Seems smooth and not as loose as it gets when completely removing the metal arm.


...found that tip somewhere online... :)