Just gotta Blade Torrent110 drone to try out n have never actually flew these drones before...

Having an annoying prob atm under the
Transmitter Setup, manual ask me to put the
Gear-Switch B=FLIGHT MODE SWITCH
AUX 1- Switch H= MOTOR ARM SWITCH

not sure what this means!!? N how to put this on my speltrum DX7s radio im using..

Any help/suggestion would be greatly appreciated!!!

This is talking about BetaFlight setup, you need to download Chrome browser (if your not already using it) and install BetaFlight from the play store, plug the quad in, (I guess) with micro USB to configure switches for the DX7...

In the 'Receiver' tab in BetaFlight you see the bars moving with your stick inputs, right? Try switching your switches and see which AUX channels they correspond with...

Now change to the 'Modes' tab and click 'Add Range' under 'Arm' and from the dropdown box, select the corresponding AUX channel to the switch you want to use.
In the modes tab you can also select which flight modes you want available and which switches will activate them.

Chances are that (starting out at least) you will want to be able to switch between self levelling (Angle and Horizon modes) and Manual (Acro mode) which is probably the default mode for your FC. I strongly recommend using Angle mode first, just to get an idea of how fast your quad takes off and how it reacts to you. As soon as you feel like you are comfortable with throttle control, and you understand what the stick inputs are making the quad do...

Angle and Horizon modes teach bad habits and become a crutch, much easier to learn proper control of the craft from the start, frustrating at the early stages but, trust me, its the only way to fly!



Just copied this from a post of mine, in this thread a few days ago

Only thing I would add is once you are ready to fly with auto level off, you will crash if you have never flown acro (auto level off). Try a sim on your PC 1st to practice. There are some free ones around. I'm not sure your controller can connect to your PC with a usb cable, but if it can you can use it to control the sim. I put in the hours on the sim before I ever flew and my 1st flight was crash free.