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Author:  nichtdiemama [ Sun 20. Nov 2022 9:36:06 ]
Post subject:  FBL / Software Problem?

Hi

Just noticed a strange behaviour of my FBL or Software. When i aktivate the pitch adjustment all three servos are moving but not equal.

https://vimeo.com/772945811

What could cause this problem?

Software and Firmware are 3.4.3 the newest.

Thanks in advance

Author:  Habásek [ Sun 20. Nov 2022 10:22:04 ]
Post subject:  Re: FBL / Software Problem?

please put the video directly here or somewhere where I don't have to log in...

Author:  ZeXx86 [ Sun 20. Nov 2022 10:50:28 ]
Post subject:  Re: FBL / Software Problem?

Hi,

Problem could be in Servo Travel Correction. Please reset the settings to defaults.
Then make sure to check length of the servo arms.

Author:  nichtdiemama [ Sun 20. Nov 2022 13:09:10 ]
Post subject:  Re: FBL / Software Problem?

This behaviour was after the factory reset so nothing else was set up except receiver and channels and servo frequency/directions.

Author:  Habásek [ Sun 20. Nov 2022 13:40:25 ]
Post subject:  Re: FBL / Software Problem?

Do you have the correct movement of the green sliders in the Diagnostics tab?
Do you have the unit position set correctly?

Author:  nichtdiemama [ Sun 20. Nov 2022 14:16:21 ]
Post subject:  Re: FBL / Software Problem?

Ya everything else works fine. The only problem is this behaviour. When i move it faster the difference gets even worse. I finished the settings without using the pitch adjustments. So far everything looks good. I have an other Heli with an spirit gt wich i can test if the same problem occurs.

Author:  Mattes61 [ Sun 20. Nov 2022 14:42:52 ]
Post subject:  Re: FBL / Software Problem?

Hello,
how good is your powersupply ? Is it possiblewise defective ? Tanke another ESC or an good battery to rule that out - Unfortunately you can't watch the video because you have to register, please upload it again so that you can see something, then others can also help you -
You could try swapping the servos (changing the wiring) does it behave differently or is it still the same? If the problem moves, is it the servo - What can also be the case is that the frequencies on the servo are set too high, set the frequencies to 60Hz or 100 Hz, for example...

Regards
Matthias

Author:  nichtdiemama [ Sun 20. Nov 2022 19:01:33 ]
Post subject:  Re: FBL / Software Problem?

Thank you for the tips i will check it as soon i have time.

Pls try my link again it should work now.

Author:  Mattes61 [ Sun 20. Nov 2022 20:44:00 ]
Post subject:  Re: FBL / Software Problem?

Hello,
I have seen your video, very interseting !
As a note in advance, one must of course say that huge values should not be adjusted here, this only serves to achieve 0° pitch in the middle position! Normally this should not mean a huge adjustment - if the adjustment is very high, then the basic setting is already wrong, such as the linkage length from the servos to the swashplate, i.e. at 0° pitch the swashplate is not in the middle...
What I would test first of all, from start to finish, would be the following - disassemble the rotor head and then place a swash leveling tool on the main rotor shaft, then check the home position first, is the swashplate leveled in this position? Then check the two extreme positions (positive pitch/negative pitch) is the swashplate level there as well? The extreme positions can then be set using servo travel correction -

Regards
Matthias

Author:  nichtdiemama [ Sun 20. Nov 2022 21:41:53 ]
Post subject:  Re: FBL / Software Problem?

I do not need the pitch adjustment for my setup. I finished it allready. I used it only to lift the swashplate to fit the swashplate leveler under it. This was the moment when i noticed the behaviour. I set back everything to zero and used an universal tool from the top side. I thought this behaviour is a bit strange and can’t explain it really.

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