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<p class="MsoNormal">I noticed today while increasing the
tension on the throttle stick that it does not use the full
range as compared to the small white marks to the left of the
stick. The elevator does. I did not see an adjustment for
this in the manual and did not find anything when looking on
YouTube. Anyone know if this can be changed? If there is
more sweep available, the precision of position to response on
the airplane would be better.</p>
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This is seen on lots of different brands. Most have a small
removable plastic stop on each end of the throttle stick travel. If
you really feel the need for extra throttle travel and are up to it,
you can remove these stops. Just be aware that this can make the
stick action at the end of the travel a little different. On my DX
20 this makes the stick want to move to and stay at the full
throttle end of the travel when you approach full throttle. As I
fly mostly large scale sailplanes and use the throttle stick for
flaps I don't find this a problem.<br>
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I think this may have been done to avoid over travel on the throttle
servo when you add in the trim action.<br>
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Your mileage may vary.<br>
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Jim Porter<br>
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