Anybody try adjusting their sticks?

[dmassphoto]

For the new guys, just a little PSA. You can adjust the height of your sticks by rotating them (lefty loosie). The top part of the stick will detach from the bottom and you can move it up pretty high. When you're satisfied, you can tighten it down with the bottom part of the stick.

The longer stick angle should result in smoother flight transitions.

 

[1013D]

My thumbs are short....longer is not better for me.

 

[dmassphoto]

My thumbs are short....longer is not better for me.

ok

 

[RyanG]

Still great information.. Just because it doesn't work for YOU doesn't mean it's not good information. I didn't know this and I am sure there are a TON of people that didn't know.

Thanks for the info.
Ryan G

 

[tesmithp]

For the new guys, just a little PSA. You can adjust the height of your sticks by rotating them (lefty loosie). The top part of the stick will detach from the bottom and you can move it up pretty high. When you're satisfied, you can tighten it down with the bottom part of the stick.

The longer stick angle should result in smoother flight transitions.

Good to know! Thanks!

 

[Bryon Trott]

It also depends if you pinch or use your thumbs on top. I adjusted the stick length up on mine. I feel that I can be more precise with a bit longer stick.

 

[Rich]

Yes, this is the first thing I did before my first flight.

It's nice to customise it for your own hands.

 

[GoodnNuff]

My thumbs are short....longer is not better for me.

Time to invest in a pair of thumb extenders perhaps;

http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/iphone-6-plus-thumb-extension-accessory/

;-)

 

[guybmoto]

And they said size doesn't matter...