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Mikej
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 Posted: Fri 10. Oct 2014 13:29:21 |
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My T450 Pro with Spirit is flying really nicely, very happy.
The only quirk that I want to iron out is a pretty strong cyclic wag when descending vertically when there is a side-wind, it isn't noticeable without the wind. The heli has KST215MG servos, Align FBL blades and a YEP 45 esc. Cyclic gain is at 55, should I just drop cyclic gain a few points?. The wag is not present in FFF.
Cheers
Mike
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ZeXx86
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Posted: Fri 10. Oct 2014 16:41:38 |
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Hi
oscilations you see are caused mostly by too soft head dampeners. With lower cyclic gain it should be better, but t is not so good solution. Harder dampeners shoudl help a lot so you can increase cyclic gain to values between 60-70%.
Also be sure Geometry 6° is configured properly.
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Mikej
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Posted: Fri 10. Oct 2014 17:32:37 |
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Thanks Tomas, I'll check both
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