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Glossary of Terms - M
Also known as Flight Mode or Stick Mode, this refers to the transmitter's gimbal stick assignments (locations) which determine the flight mode of your controller. There are two main modes of control, Mode 1- mostly used in Europe and Mode 2 which is the predominant method of controlling aircraft commonly used in the United States. A controller which is designated as Mode 1 means that it contains the throttle and aileron on the right stick (gimbal). The left stick will, therefore, control the elevator and rudder.
A controller which is designated as Mode 2 will have the left stick, or gimbal, controlling the throttle and the rudder. Conversely, the right stick will control the elevator and the ailerons.
A controller which is designated as Mode 3 might also be
known as a 'left-handed' Mode 2. The gimbal stick assignments are the same
as a Mode 2 transmitter, however, they are on the opposite sides. That is,
the left stick will control the elevator and the ailerons. The right stick
is used for the throttle and the rudder.
A controller which is designated as Mode 4 might also be known as a 'left-handed' Mode 1. The gimbal stick assignments are the same as a Mode 1 transmitter, however, they are on the opposite sides. That is, the right stick will control the elevator and rudder. The left stick, the throttle and the aileron input.
A feature of Microsoft's DirectX technology that allows you to connect with other RealFlight G2 users over a network. A network connection between RealFlight G2 users that allows each user to fly in the same "virtual world," and allows all participants to see and interact with each other's aircraft. Page last updated: October 08, 2015 Content Copyright 2015, Knife Edge Software and Great Planes. Web design Copyright 2001-2015, Knife Edge Software. RealFlight Software is Copyright 1997-2015, Knife Edge Software. Microsoft, Windows 95/98/2000/ME/XP/Vista/7 and DirectX are trademarks of the Microsoft Corp. Intel and Pentium are trademarks of the Intel Corp. Software Distributed Exclusively by:Great Planes Model Distributors P.O. Box 9021; Champaign, IL 61826-9021 For more information or product support, email rfsupport@greatplanes.com Go to HOME page |
