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| Hi, I've just bought a Honey Bee CP2 and charged the batteries. Looking forward to turning the thing on and *try* to fly... But it seems that it just won't calibrate? I turn the controller on. Wait a few seconds. Then I turn the heli on. It blinks red-green a couple of times, then it just stays completely red forever. Any suggestions? Thanks, Jørn! |
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| Re: Honey Bee CP2 calibration? Turning the throtle all the way down before turning on the transmitter helped alot ![]() |
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| Re: Honey Bee CP2 calibration? aaaaaahow much time did you charge the battery the first time?? |
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| Re: Honey Bee CP2 calibration? Hi, First time I forgot to look at the watch. But I use the little orange charger that came with the box and stop charging when the green light goes out. Also it seems to vary abit... I timed it once to 1 hour 30 minutes, but yesterday it took about 2 hours... The manual also says that the time to charge will vary depending on how much current you give it. I found a "transformator" (is that the correct English word?) that gives 12.5V DC that I plug into the orange charger. Regards, j0rn |
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| Re: Honey Bee CP2 calibration? Make sure your throttle and trim are both all the way down. |
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