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Yaw function
By turning the main rotor clockwise (seen from the top), a torque acts on the fuselage of the helicopter to turn it anti-
clockwise. Therefore, the tail rotor is designed to counter this rotation of the fuselage. When the joystick for the pitch
and tail function (see Figure 1, no. 9) is in the middle position, the speed of the tail rotor is automatically high enough
for the helicopter to hover steadily in the air and not turn (yaw) around the vertical axis (rotor shaft).
If you move the joystick to the left, the tail rotor speed will decrease and the helicopter fuselage nose will turn to the
left (see dark arrows in Figure 9).
If you move the joystick to the right, the tail rotor speed will increase and the fuselage nose will turn to the right (see
light arrows in Figure 9).
Figure 9
Roll function
With the roll function you can move the model helicopter sideways to the right and left (see Figure 10). Use the joystick
for bob and roll functions for steering (see Figure 1, no. 4).
If you steer the joystick slightly to the left, the model will move sideways to the left (see dark arrows in Figure 10).
If you steer the joystick slightly to the right, the model will move sideways to the right (see light arrows in Figure 10).
Figure 10
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