RotorFlight 2.3: Governor modes

The options under the new Throttle Type menu define exactly how the Flight Controller reads your radio's throttle channel input to decide what the target headspeed should be:

• NORMAL: This replicates a traditional throttle curve setup. The flight controller maps the raw input value directly from your transmitter’s throttle channel to a linear headspeed target.
• SWITCH: This mode is built for switch-activated flight modes (like a 3-position Idle Up switch). Instead of calculating a fluid curve, it looks for discrete steps or specific switch positions to jump straight to pre-configured, flat target RPM values.
• FUNCTION: This assigns the throttle target calculation to internal flight controller logic or complex expressions, freeing up the throttle stick channel entirely for other custom tasks or variable adjustments during testing.