Does rescue always work you up? If so, be happy.
I'm not counting a few degrees off. But rescue when it goes about 30-40 ° to the side.
If you dare, try a small test. Test it for rescue is ok. Without the active function (stabilization) try to fly a few stall turn (see attached photo). I call it "U" flying. When I do 3x "U", six stall turn, I fly in place (safely high), I will rescue, so always goes to the side. It is enough to justify stabilization and convince it fly in place. Or about 10-15seconds fly in place. Then the rescue goes up again. If you dare to test, be careful and ready to save the rescue. Can I test my test pilots? Even if they should test it.
My Heli is set well (G570, 96 batteries without accident this year), the vibration is OK. On the next helina (I won't try it again, there is another unit) with the spirit, it was also. And other helina friends who dared to try it, also rescued significantly.
I was hoping it would change with the last SW, but I tried the last version of SW 2.6.2 and it was the same.
Spirit helped me a lot and saved a lot of money, so I believe that it will be just some modification in the SW and everything will work, so far it seems a bit …….
How does the stall turn rescue work? ???????
I am sorry for my English
Netopýr
RESCUE, does it work up? - SOLVED
My friend destroyed hid Goblin 700 Havok due to this issue. He'd been flying a similar pattern to described above. As is his habit, as he came in to land he switched to stability mode. the heli tipped violently. Out of habit he his rescue which only made things worse, and the heli went in hard tail first.
He had seen a similar thing previously on this heli but usually it was just a slight forward tilt which was easy to recover from. This time it tipped through pretty much 90 degrees.
He had seen a similar thing previously on this heli but usually it was just a slight forward tilt which was easy to recover from. This time it tipped through pretty much 90 degrees.