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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WAIvMO3Rqs&list=PLfEXZgB55N5RTs9OtKqQg6ZwHoJDneLiD
You get a full throttle range which allows for plenty of fine adjustments, but the problem is that without the analogue lowering of the throttle it's really painful to forcibly reduce speed/altitude.
Which is fine in a hummingbird since it's able to bank sharply to compensate, but in anything bigger you end up spending hundreds of meters on slow deceleration.
Can't wait for rotorLib.
i'm not shooting off in the air as much like a space rocket the moment i hit the lift margin
does rotorlib make use of the full range of the throttle? i've have seen no improvements on dev branch..even worse it's more disastrous than now.