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Cyclic Phase
Posted: Fri 19. Feb 2016 23:57:40
by Rcpassa
What should this setting be for help with a 3 headed blade? 60?
Re: Cyclic Phase
Posted: Sat 20. Feb 2016 0:05:55
by ZeXx86
For many multirotor heads cyclic phase is 0°, because phasing is done mechanically.
So you have to check what your rotor head require to operate correctly.
Manufacturer of the rotor head should tell you all the details.
Re: Cyclic Phase
Posted: Sat 20. Feb 2016 14:57:54
by Adrian
Re: Cyclic Phase
Posted: Sun 21. Feb 2016 0:19:52
by Rcpassa
What would the cyclic phase setting need to be on a goblin 380 three bladed heli or a oxy3 Qube?
Re: Cyclic Phase
Posted: Mon 22. Feb 2016 19:57:32
by Coco66
AFAIK, both manufacturers specify that to go from their two blades head to their three blades head the only needed change is to reduce the cyclic gain.
Re: Cyclic Phase
Posted: Mon 22. Feb 2016 22:04:54
by Rcpassa
it seems ambiguous with the spirit flybarless
Re: Cyclic Phase
Posted: Mon 22. Feb 2016 22:11:24
by Coco66
Where did you see any ambiguos note?
The FBL has nothing to do differently than with a two blades head, if everything has been done mechanically... why should Spirit be different?
Re: Cyclic Phase
Posted: Mon 22. Feb 2016 22:23:57
by Rcpassa
it ambiguous because tomas has mentioned that in some cases it doesn't need to be lowered with three blades...
Re: Cyclic Phase
Posted: Mon 22. Feb 2016 22:37:24
by ZeXx86
Spirit has adaptive regulation that is able to tune itself to a certain degree. So this is reason, why it can fly well with the same cyclic gain.
But generally you have to lower the gain. So everything is true.