Lee
Well-Known Member
I don't claim to be an expert by any stretch of the imagination. I have learnt what i know, from reading in this great forum and others. And from building and rebuilding helis over the last year and a half. So i still consider myself a noobie.
This is my interpretation right or wrong of what delay is.
Your servo receives data at a certain speed. Cheaper servos and analog servos will process this info slower than more expensive and digital servos.
You gyro receives info from the heli in the form of movement and translates that into a corrective signal, then passed to the servo.
If the gyro sends this info to the servo faster than it can process, things get erratic. on the other hand, if the gyro sends the info too slowly the heli tail will drift back and forward like a drunk guy trying to get home when the Bars closed
.
So the delay dial on the gyro is to match the processing speed of your particular servo.
In lay mens terms if i was the gyro and you were the servo. I will tell you to move left or right in different ways
Left...........Right............Left............Ri ght +75% Delay
Left...Right...Left...Right 50% Delay
LeftRightLeftRight 0% Delay
Depending on how fast you can interpret what i'm saying, one of these will be right and two will cause you to get confused
I hope this helps, and if anyone can add to this or correct my explanation please do.
Cheers Lee
This is my interpretation right or wrong of what delay is.
Your servo receives data at a certain speed. Cheaper servos and analog servos will process this info slower than more expensive and digital servos.
You gyro receives info from the heli in the form of movement and translates that into a corrective signal, then passed to the servo.
If the gyro sends this info to the servo faster than it can process, things get erratic. on the other hand, if the gyro sends the info too slowly the heli tail will drift back and forward like a drunk guy trying to get home when the Bars closed
So the delay dial on the gyro is to match the processing speed of your particular servo.
In lay mens terms if i was the gyro and you were the servo. I will tell you to move left or right in different ways
Left...........Right............Left............Ri ght +75% Delay
Left...Right...Left...Right 50% Delay
LeftRightLeftRight 0% Delay
Depending on how fast you can interpret what i'm saying, one of these will be right and two will cause you to get confused
I hope this helps, and if anyone can add to this or correct my explanation please do.
Cheers Lee