Originally Posted by
Granpa
I can tell you've outgrown the level of advice I dispense-----like I said, it's for the newer guys and not the Pro's like you. No sarcasm meant in the Pro's comment, but for the level of your expertise.
The reason I say this is in Step 5 of the procedure I outlined for a relatively inexperienced guy, I say to adjust to 90 with the sub trim of the TX. I put some time and careful thought into that post and in essence you said it was bull shit and then didn't bother to read it. That's not fair and some "newbie" may decide based on your comment that don't bother cause you can fix it with the TX. That's misleading and careless.
If you don't read my advice, don't comment. If you do, read the whole thing. Let's try to help the guys who might read this stuff.
Hummmm? Wait, I never stated your post was BS. I never argued that your approach was wrong; I even encouraged that there is nothing better than a completely square and perfect setup, but my comment was is it really necessary to go that far when a servo horn doesn't even align perfectly from the getgo, and at the end of the day, the approach I posted works just as well?
That's when I asked about the nerdy scale.
I don't even get a reading on the nerdy scale according to monkeyracing..
