Download E-fly ETB41 Specifications

 Competition Phoenix Competition modes give you a chance to try out your new skills in a fun and challenging manner. Starting one of these modes will teach you to fly your model in complex ways that you may not encounter when flying in the standard free‐flight mode, and so may increase your skill‐level faster than you would otherwise. Many of the competition modes have both a challenge mode and a high‐score mode. When in challenge mode, the competition will gradually get more and more difficult through a series of “stages” – try to get as far as you can. In high‐score mode, fly against the clock to gain as many points as possible, and beat your previous high score. In addition to solo competitions, some of these modes are also available online so you can show off your skills with other pilots. To start a competition mode online you will need to be the host of the online session (see the Multiplayer section for more details on starting competitions online). Please note that while flying a competition mode, all weather settings will be disabled, and your normal Buddies will also not appear on the field. Bomb drop This competition mode lets you fly around the selected field, trying to drop as many bombs as close to the targets on the ground as you can in the time limit specified. Trigger a bomb‐drop using the same switch or keyboard key as GEAR (by default), and remember to take gravity and velocity into account to hit the targets at precisely as possible. You will gain points for hitting a target, and more points for hitting the target as close to the centre as possible. In challenge mode, you will need to hit all the target(s) placed on the field in the time limit specified in order to progress to the next level. As the levels increase, the targets will rise in number, the time limit will decrease, and the targets will get smaller ‐ and even start moving at the higher levels. At the start of the round, the following options are available: •
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Difficulty – This lets you set the difficulty of the round. At higher difficulty levels, the targets will become smaller, and will move position. Time – This lets you select the round time, in minutes. Please note that this competition is available for fixed‐wing models only, and also available in an online session for up to 4 pilots to play. Balloon bursting In the Balloon Bursting competition, your job is to “burst” or collide with as many of the floating balloon‐targets as you can in the time limit specified. Use your sense of depth‐perception to try to fly into the balloons ranged across the field. When you hit a balloon, you will gain points – more or less depending on the difficulty level set at the beginning of the game round. In challenge mode, you will need to hit all the balloon(s) on the field in the time limit specified in order to progress to the next level. As the levels increase, the number of balloons will rise in number, the time limit will decrease, and the balloons will get smaller ‐ and even start moving at the higher levels.