If this guy is going to fly RES I don't see a problem. Take any non
computer Tx and swap the ratchet to the right stick or remove it all
together. Now just use the correct channels on the receiver to make the
left stick work rudder and elevators. Might be fun for the instructor
though but in the case of this guys determination I'm sure someone will
adapt to help.
Regards
Dave
In message <001f01bf8e39$92d25080$71e48dd1@marshall>, Scott & Kim
Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Seeking suggestions for a new pilot that must fly left handed. His right
>hand has nerve damage and little sense of touch. He will likely be very
>happy flying RES planes and will deal with full-house planes if and when he
>gets to that point.
>
>He flew the mode 2, club trainer (Highlander - Thanks MAD
>http://www.madaircraft.com/ and MRS Hobby!) at our club's fun fly at the
>Point of the Mountain on Saturday but had to hold the radio his right hand
>and reach across with his left to work the right stick, he did fine but it
>looked very awkward!
>
>He asked if he can buy a transmitter with the sticks reversed or if one
>could be modified to accommodate his preference, or should he just keep
>flying cross-handed? I've never come across this before. Thanks for your
>suggestions!
>
>Scott Marshall
>IMSF
>SLC, UT
>
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