1- If you are using a Futaba Radio you will need to Reverse the 
Throttle Channel. If using a JR Radio you the Throttle Channel 
will stay in Normal.
  
2- On the Normal Throttle Curve set Bottom Stick to 0 (Zero). 
At 1/4 Stick set to 37.5. At Mid Stick set to 75. 
At 3/4 Stick set to 80. At Top Stick set to 85. 
These setting are for a Pitch Curve that you have 0 
(Zero degrees Pitch at Center Stick and Hover 
(+5 Degrees Pitch) at 3/4 Stick.
  
3- For Idle-Up/Stunt Mode set the Throttle Curve to read 85 
at Bottom Stick, 1/4 Stick to 80, Center Stick to 75, 3/4 Stick to 80, 
Top Stick to 85. This is a slight "V" Curve. 
The ESC is already set to run in Governer Mode when the Stick is 
above 65% this just lets the ESC know that a little more or less 
power is needed. Some people do set their Idle-Up Curve to a 
straight line say 85-85-85. Either way will work.
  
4- Set Throttle Hold for 0 (Zero). When you go to start the 
Heli turn the Radio on. Ensure the Flight Mode Switch is in Normal, 
the Throttle Stick is all the way down, and Throttle Hold is set 
to on. Now you can plug the Battery in to power up the Heli 
and the Motor will not Power Up. You will hear tones from 
the ESC to let you know it is Armed and ready. While in 
Throttle Hold test all your controls for correct function 
and direction. With the Throttle Stick in the FULL Down 
Position flip the Throttle Hold Switch to Normal and your 
\ready to spin the Motor / Heli up for Flight.