GOOSKY RS4 Radio And FBL Setup 

Jeff's Videos are so helpful in every aspect of Building a Heli! Best of Luck when you build yours.

@@larrychamel yes sir. Thank you. I'm a big fan of goosky

Awesome! I hope they are helpful for when you build yours! Hope you get one soon!

Thank you Larry! I greatly appreciate it!

@@westhobbiesrc8051 I will sir.

Thank you Larry! I appreciate the kind words. My goal is to be the best channel on the Internet for everything! Lol hope all is well!

Welcome back! You come back at a time where helis are more advanced and better then ever! I hope this video was helpful!

You’re welcome! I’m glad the videos are helpful! Thank you for watching!

Thank you! I greatly appreciate that, I’m glad the video was helpful!

You’re welcome! I am glad!

You’re welcome! The lights are very simple and easy.

I’m glad! My goal is to make these videos very helpful and easy to follow for everyone!

Thank you for watching! I’m glad these videos are helpful! No, I normally don’t ever use a swash leveler because I’ve built so many helis I can eye ball a perfect level swash (I know alot of people can’t) but with the RS4 having fixed linkages from servos to swash, as long as the servos are 90 degrees the swash will be level. I really like the lynx ball link pilers.

I can’t wait to fly! Just waiting for weather to permit. Hopefully soon! I haven’t tried the Bluetooth app. I didn’t have any real success with it on the S2 and never got it to work right. You can do everything you need from the blinking lights.

Still no flight video I’m gagging to see what he thinks if it’s flight performance but no instead we got a Goosky s2 canopy video 😢

@@martinchurch2863 Flight Video will be out in 15 minutes! I have had weather that I could not fly so I’ve been waiting.

@@westhobbiesrc8051 excellent Jeff can’t wait to see it fly 😍

I set mine up using the Bluetooth app and it worked perfectly. Very easy to do via the app and you can save everything and it gives you fine control from 0-100 for all the settings.

Thank you, I appreciate you watching. The yellow wire is the RPM signal wire. Almost every heli ESC on the market will have a yellow (or white) wire from the ESC that is for RPM. Also I spoke with Goosky them selfs before the build and videos.

@@westhobbiesrc8051 thank you. I got the opposite from another person who said to ignore it. I just tried it with it connected and not and I saw no difference so I left it connected. Great little machine.

@@zoof1 I’m not sure who said to ignore it but yes, it’s a RPM line to go into the RPM port of the FBL. it is a great heli!

I don’t own either of those birds but I’d say the biggest difference here is price point. Yes they are different class of helis. I feel you get all you need with goosky.

I want to see the omp m4 I don't think you can beat the premium of sab kits.

Thank you! I greatly appreciate it! So I have not flown yet, I am waiting on weather to be good where I can fly. I’m hoping tomorrow! But we will see! That is a very tough one to answer, they are both fantastic models. I think for the money it is hard to beat the RS4. But you can’t go wrong with SAB! Now money wise there is definitely a difference. So that’s a factor for a lot of people. One complaint that I do have on the RS four is the servo mounting selection of it being a flat tab type of servo. So you can’t just run any cyclic servos. But! I do like the ESC mounting the very simplistic wires plugging in from the motor. The flight test will tell all! As soon as I’m able to actually get a few flights on it a little bit of time and I can make a final judgment I will be making a comparison video of the two for everyone!

I’m excited for the M4 as well! Going to be a good one to see. You can’t beat SAB!

They are both very similar in size. Maybe 8 inch difference in length. I do feel the RS four is a great value!

That’s because on the S to it is a find and fly type of model. You don’t have to center your servers wipe your pitch and adjust cyclic throw and everything else. but, yes the same lights and menus will work on the S2 as the RS4. Only thing that is different is after you set your pitch on the S2 you will not have a blinking pitch light to adjust the tail.

It does not matter witch mode you are in as all modes will be zero at mid stick.

It sounds like the tail is built wrong. But the servo back in the radio and check to make sure the ball links are on the leading edge side of the blades. Remember tail spins counter clockwise.

Unfortunately no. There is no way to bind the spektrum satellite with out a spektrum RX. Now, you can get a cheap Spektrum AR6210 RX clone on eBay for about $30 witch is what I use for binding my satellites.

never mind i had the tail pitch sliders backwards{ my bad } flys great ..as always thank you..

Same size as the Goblin 380. I believe they are 71mm or 74mm.

Find setup info like what? I go over how to setup the FBL. As far as I know, no. You can’t use a SRXL2 on this model. But I have no tired it yet. Just asking there design team.

Did you ask the design team about srxl2 receivers yet? I know I'm late to the game but I'm buying this combo kit now and already have 7 brand new srxl2 remote receivers that I purchased for one of my turbine jet planes and never used them.

Hmmmm? That’s strange. Is it just the elevator? All other controls are right?

@@westhobbiesrc8051 - Yes, BUT I figured it out I had the #1 and #3 servo wires reversed.. Thanks for checking. My error. All together now, 3 flights in.. love it!

I can definitely do that! I’ll get it done tonight. You picked the perfect model! The Goosky RS4 PNP is a great heli to build and a perfect combo kit! You will be very happy with it!

@@westhobbiesrc8051 Thank you !

@@HeliNoobRc you’re welcome!

So as of right now no. But soon there will be a update and you can change and reverse servo so it will be easier to use in other models. iKon is even easier to setup!

@@westhobbiesrc8051 thanks a lot for your feedback!

What’s your pitch curve between normal and idle 1?

Normal mode I’m at 30(spektrum nx7e) Idle up I’m at straight linear. I figured it out though, it was me. I’m having bad drift to the left. I’m correcting it by pulling right stick so when I hit idle up it wants to flip. So now I have to figure out why it drifts in auto level. Any ideas?

Hey Steve, hmmm! That’s not good! What mm are you running the ball on the tail servo horn? 13mm? Try going out a hole or two on the horn and re set the tail up and try again.

@westhobbiesrc8051 - So, Nope horn is maxed out at the ball all the way out. Only Adjustment would be one hole inward.

Hello! I didn’t program the ESC, just stock from the factory. No programming needed.

thanks, great top shelve job.

I have not had the need to calibrate it, but I’m assuming it’s like every other ESC. Go to full throttle (blades removed) plug the heli in let it initialize. Once it beeps go to idle/low throttle and let it beep

@@westhobbiesrc8051 thank you Sir will try

Hello! Thank you for watching. If you follow the build videos you will not have issues with the build. So unfortunately Futaba is completely backwards to Spektrum but! You can use the video for setting up the FBL, just radio setup will be different.

@@westhobbiesrc8051 thanks again west, you deserve more exposure for how much work you pump into these videos man, you guys are also the reason i got into helis, i got some inverted hovers and some flips and rolls down in a matter of several months, the guys at the field say i got age on my side and i’m passing up a lot of members at my field lol

I’m having this same issue. Hope to hear something on how to correct it

Hello , my flb was faulty. I now use fc66250hx with 4651t. I sent the original one back and got money back for it.

Would use any of the spektrum F.c on any of builds that you are currently using icons

So that’s “Auto Level” when in auto level mode the heli will not hold in one place but keeps it for coming to far and brings it back to level. If it drifts only in auto level but not in regular mode then you will have to do what’s called a trim flight.

@westhobbiesrc8051 so I gotta trim it during the flight, save the settings once it's landed and then restore the trims back to zero?

@@lionelcregut1222 no, never use radio Trims on a FBL heli. So a trim flight is a calibration flight. I’ve never done it in a Goosky but I’ll look and see how it’s done and let you know.

@@westhobbiesrc8051 Thank you I appreciate it! what puzzles me is that the heli is rock solid when the attitude mode is off , I could let go of the stick for 3 seconds and it would hover nicely, however in calibration mode it drifts a lot so not sure whats going on. I tempted to just just fly it without and call it a day and might upgrade to an Ikon later

Hello, Not exactly but it’s around 4.5 to 1

@westhobbiesrc8051 perfect for slow and fast headspeed. Thanks Jeff!

@@JJoeykeke yes it is! Tail performance is fantastic on this model. I’ve tired very low and high head speed and tail was rock solid.

I don’t know about major dead band lol but yes, it does have dead band. It is definitely not unflyable. I’ve got over 200 flights on mine so it’s obviously flyable. Just swap the FBL if your not It happy with it. Easy fix! Try negative expo.

Mainly because I didn’t have success with the S2 and it is just simple with the blinking lights.

As we talked about the Kate Bluetooth works really good but you setup is clear and does stress the compensation of the mail blades and tail.