Full orientation rescue mode

[Lars Linders]

I wish an update version with a complete rescue mode from any oriëntation (so also inverted flying) to positive pitch like Brian 2 has. For example, when flying inverted, it will roll it back to upright itselve and then give some pitch.

The new Brain2 rescue feature saves the model from any orientation, stabilizing it into a hover and adding pitch to avoid impact with the ground. This is an amazing tool for beginners or those working on new maneuvers where there is a higher risk of loss of orientation and control.

I really consider a Brian 2. But if this rescue feature could be added to the spirit, it will make my wishlist complete.
Is this possible?

[jgiannakas]

Spirit already does this, years before the brain added the feature. It can rescue and add pitch to upright or keep you inverted if you prefer.

[Lars Linders]

Spirit already does this, years before the brain added the feature. It can rescue and add pitch to upright or keep you inverted if you prefer.

This is new for me. Do you meen that it's possible when I fly inverted and I put the rescue stick, the spirit rolls the heli, then puts it back upright itselve and after that it gives positive pitch?! I thought only the brain 2 has this rescue mode?

I thought the spirit gives negative pitch when it flies inverted with rescue mode, and gives postive pitch when flying upright in rescue mode.

[TomasN]

This is true for acro rescue mode. When you use normal mode and activate rescue while fly inverted, Spirit first apply negative pitch, after configurable interval it roll heli to upright position and continue whit positive pitch until you release rescue switch

[jgiannakas]

Exactly. The spirt in normal rescue mode works like the brain rescue. As a matter of fact the brain unit "copied" the way the spirit and BD3SX unit works...

[lostmyheli]

Except with the BD3SX or the new Axon if you have Upright Rescue you can not have inverted self level at the same time. With Spirit you can that's why I switched to Spirit.