Thank you, but what value you can see for Geometry 6°. I am not asking for degrees.

It could at least reduce the shaking.

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The value of geometry is 69.

I must reduce it? And if geometry is less than 6° is mot a problem?

Thank you Matess61 for your reply. I will try to replace maybe the dambers with not so rigit. Thanks

Hi ZeXx86.
Do you think the value of geometry is very low? Thid can make servos to shake? Thanks

Hi. If you please have time tell me abour the value of geometry. Thanks for the time you are spending for me.

Hi. I would like to ask somethink for rudder as well.
Why we must put rudder at 0°? Always most of helis need a bit of possitive pitch about 6-7° towards the tail boom in order rudder to keep center. Maybe am wrong? Please inform me. Thanks

Any reply?

Hello Zino!
In my setups I do it as follows, the control horn on the servo is set at right angles either to the housing of the servo or to the tail linkage, depending on where it fits better - then I adjust the length of the linkage so that I set a bit of pitch to the right approx. 8 mm, if you fold both tail rotor blades in one direction (backwards) - then it is tested in rate mode whether the helicopter turns away or whether it roughly stops (hovering), depending on which it is readjusted - I know this is old school, but I relieve the control loop in headinghold mode - others do it differently, I do it that way -

Best regards
Mattes61

With all my flybar models i do exactly the samige procedure like you. So i will do and with my fbl model. Thank you very mauch.