Mine ranges from 30-45 on all.

Zex,
I have attached pictures from in flight hover of the tb40 .
One is the logger and shows a relatively low vibration around 29% in magnitude

The other is the Y axis of the in flight spectrum analyzer and it shows a very high vibration level of 277

Both of these pictures are from the same flight . Stable hover in idle 2

Please advise

Thank you.
I can say only that I highly do not recommend to fly with this model now.
The vibration level is insane. Basically the level is so high that with the most other gyros it will be not possible to even lift off (even with half the level).
There are strong resonant vibrations that must be resolved.
The problem is tail mechanics.

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Spirit System developer

Zex,
Thank you ,
Can you help me understand how it’s only 29% vibration on the logger , but so high on the Y axis at the same time ?
Also on the bench the vibration is less than half , around 110 on the y axis .

Also , could you share what a normal level would be both on the Y axis and as a percentage on the data logger ?

In the mean time I will continue to dig and see if I have missed anything.
Thanks!

For comparison, here are inflight graphs of my Align 550X with spirit GT . It flys very smoothly, nothing bent , everything spins like butter , never crashed .
Was on beastx until this spring . Never any issue with either FBL , strictly for comparison.
The numbers again look good on the logger but High on the Y axis .
Not say things couldn’t be made better , but I also don’t want to go down a rabbit hole with the TB 40 , end up replacing everything with new even though it all checks out fine , and end up with the same result .
Does anybody else have similar graphs of their good flying helicopter to share for comparison?