Anyone else?

[rleary360]

I binded to my dx6i several times yet in the middle of a flight it seems to lose bind. If i try and go into IU it will just drop to the ground with no power. Everytime it happens i have to unplug batt and plug it back in but it will happen again within second even if i never use IU. All settings are correct. Has anyone else had this issue? If so what was cause?

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[Liduno]

Originally Posted by rleary360

I binded to my dx6i several times yet in the middle of a flight it seems to lose bind. If i try and go into IU it will just drop to the ground with no power. Everytime it happens i have to unplug batt and plug it back in but it will happen again within second even if i never use IU. All settings are correct. Has anyone else had this issue? If so what was cause?

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Sounds like you bound it incorrectly.

If you used right rudder to bind, try using left instead, if you used left rudder to bind, try using right.

[Liduno]

Another thing to check, make sure you didn't assign throttle hold to the idle up switch.

[Elmosaurus]

Originally Posted by Liduno

Sounds like you bound it incorrectly.

If you used right rudder to bind, try using left instead, if you used left rudder to bind, try using right.

Binding instructions for version 2.0 of the 3 in 1 board are very explicit;

Only hold the stick to the left for non-computer radios. (DX4e, DX5)

Only hold the stick to the right for computer based radios. (DX6i, DX7, DX7se, DX7s, DX8, etc...)

If you bind using the wrong stick direction, you are telling the 3 in 1 to either use, (rudder left) or not use the built in curves. (rudder right) If the binding is paired the wrong way, (eg, non-computer radio and 3 in 1 does not use built in curves) you can get some very erratic flight controls, or complete failure of controls entirely.

Assuming you have a V2 board, for your DX6i, you should be holding the rudder to the right when binding.

I'd agree with Liduno on the switch thing; make sure you didn't accidentally bind/mix your throttle hold to your Idle Up switch or something strange there, especially if the heli flies totally normally while in normal flight mode.

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[new bee]

Make sure there is a good connections from your battery to the board.

[rleary360]

Problem solved.....didnt use rudder. I should have read manual lol. Thanks for the help

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[NCcraig]

Originally Posted by rleary360

Problem solved.....didnt use rudder. I should have read manual lol. Thanks for the help

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I hate it when that happens!

Don't worry, I did the same thing with my first V2 board. "Why won't this damn thing work?"