Bozzel
New Member
Hello fellow pilots,
To start off with Im Chris 33y/o from the Netherlands, im new here on the forums. I already watched a lot videos from Tony wich helped me alot understanding things and sorting out some stuff.
A few days ago i reached out to D.O.G. in a private conversation and he recommended me to post this publiuc in the forums aswell so others can learn from it and offer there advice too. So here is a quotation from that conversation.
The Gyro direction seemed to look ok. What i didnt change was the Hold and Rate mode in my transmitter. Those where still on 50%. After changing those to 0 > 65% and 1 > 35% most of the spinning was gone. There is still a alight spinning counter clockwise.
Let me know your toughts
Trex 250 DFC
Spektrum AR7200BX 4.0.14
Dx6i
To start off with Im Chris 33y/o from the Netherlands, im new here on the forums. I already watched a lot videos from Tony wich helped me alot understanding things and sorting out some stuff.
A few days ago i reached out to D.O.G. in a private conversation and he recommended me to post this publiuc in the forums aswell so others can learn from it and offer there advice too. So here is a quotation from that conversation.
Bozzel said:I'm new to flybarless systems. I bound my DX6i to the spektrum receiver and noticed that my helicopter was spinning slowly counter clockwise when spooled up and was around mid stick, just the point where it should lift off.
D.O.G. said:First, make sure your tail blades are spinning counter clock wise when spooling up? In the 7200Bx, in letter "F", make sure the tail rotor blades are moving in the same direction as the rudder input. Give that a try and see what happens..
The Gyro direction seemed to look ok. What i didnt change was the Hold and Rate mode in my transmitter. Those where still on 50%. After changing those to 0 > 65% and 1 > 35% most of the spinning was gone. There is still a alight spinning counter clockwise.
Let me know your toughts
Trex 250 DFC
Spektrum AR7200BX 4.0.14
Dx6i