kramrle wrote:
ZeXx86 wrote:
Thank you for explanation.
90° deg rotation is unwanted and it shouldn't happen normally.
This issue can happen if your Gyro Gain is not same as for normal flight.
Can you verify, that after rescue activation you can see that the Gyro Gain is approx. same in the Diagnostic tab?
Hi Zexx86,
I had a check on it today. The gain is in normal and rescue the same -> 95%
I was running a Mbeast Pro V4 before on the same heli, where I had no "tail issues" with rescue flips,
although is was running a 200rpm lower headspeed at that time.
To me it looks like a consitent flip and yaw.
I've reduced cyclic ring by 10 now to reduce flip rate (hopefully) to see if it has an effect and I'll check it with a different starting orientation to see if we end up same 90° yaw. I'll give it another go next weekend. Keep you posted.
Edit: Just came a utube vido which shows what i mean at approx. 1:00 Check out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVifaQV-CGYGreetings Martin
Hello ZeXx86,
I had yesterday tried the inverted recovery again as described above. I took a video of the rescue to see what the heli does.
See youtube video link. [youtube][https://youtu.be/011EKWe0puU]
As can be seen from the video, the tail does not move as such. The flip seems to be more a combined flip on the roll and pitch axis, which results in the tail
being positioned perpendicular to the starting postition after the maneuver.
Is this way of flipping intended as others seem to experience the flips differently?
Cheers Martin
