Re: Standard receiver with governor
Posted: Mon 26. Feb 2018 9:44:38
What you can try is to remove all blades, remove servo arm from the tail servo (or just ball linkage) so that you can move with push rod by hand.
Then spin up the heli to approx. your flying rpm.
Then carefully move with the push rod by hand and check how smooth it is working along the travel. This could help you a lot with determining if the mechanics is perfect also when running. In some cases it could cause a big difference. Then pilot can find that for example axial bearings were not in a proper direction or something is not fitting well, yet normally all is looking very smooth. Basically if this will work smooth, then you can say that the mechanics is really good.
If you have measured vibrations with Spectrum Analysis in the software, then it should be all good. But if you have a plot then I can confirm it.
I have completely forgot about static discharges - this could be also reason for this random jittering. Basically on any axis. Check if the belt is not loose in the boom.
Then spin up the heli to approx. your flying rpm.
Then carefully move with the push rod by hand and check how smooth it is working along the travel. This could help you a lot with determining if the mechanics is perfect also when running. In some cases it could cause a big difference. Then pilot can find that for example axial bearings were not in a proper direction or something is not fitting well, yet normally all is looking very smooth. Basically if this will work smooth, then you can say that the mechanics is really good.
If you have measured vibrations with Spectrum Analysis in the software, then it should be all good. But if you have a plot then I can confirm it.
I have completely forgot about static discharges - this could be also reason for this random jittering. Basically on any axis. Check if the belt is not loose in the boom.