Tag: rc transmitter settings
RC Radio S.Bus Servo Explained
What Is S.Bus Servo? S.Bus Servo is a digital communication system used in advanced RC radio equipment. Instead of each servo requiring its own dedicated ... Read More
RC Radio CPS Mixing Explained
What Is CPS Mixing? CPS Mixing is a programmable radio function that links two or more channels or control inputs together to create a customized ... Read More
RC Radio Throttle Curve (Expo) Explained
What Is Throttle Curve (Expo)? Throttle Curve (Expo) is an RC radio setting that changes how throttle input from the transmitter is delivered to the ... Read More
RC Radio Idle Up Explained
What Is Idle Up? Idle Up is an RC radio system function commonly used with nitro and gas-powered RC vehicles. It increases the throttle position ... Read More
RC Radio Engine Cut Explained
What Is Engine Cut? Engine Cut is a safety and convenience feature found in many modern RC radio systems. It allows the driver to instantly ... Read More
RC Radio Dual Rate Explained
What Is Dual Rate? Dual Rate is a radio setting that changes the total amount of servo movement available on a specific channel. In RC ... Read More
RC Radio Channel Reversing Explained
What Is Channel Reversing Channel Reversing is a function in an RC radio system that changes the direction of a servo or electronic signal assigned ... Read More
RC Radio Brake Mixing Explained
What Is Brake Mixing Brake Mixing is an RC radio function that allows you to control how braking force is distributed between different channels, most ... Read More
RC Radio Anti-Lock Braking (ABS) Explained
What Is Anti-Lock Braking (ABS) Anti-Lock Braking (ABS) in RC Radio systems is a braking function that rapidly pulses the brake signal instead of applying ... Read More
