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[SOLVED] New to Spirit FBL and the first question
Posted: Fri 09. Sep 2016 18:47:37
by thgeisel
I got my second spirit pro today and put it in a thunder tiger raptor E550
Everything is working fine, the only problem is that the tail is moving up and down during flight .
Not much and I can fly like this, but it would be nice if there is a parameter in spirit to stop it.
Re: New to Spirit FBL and the first question
Posted: Fri 09. Sep 2016 20:02:26
by Dawiev
Check the Tuning Guide in the Sticky section for elevator procedures
Re: New to Spirit FBL and the first question
Posted: Sat 10. Sep 2016 14:55:40
by ZeXx86
Hi,
is the helicopter after crash or it is new one?
If it is after crash, then it can be caused by a bent main shaft.
If new, then it could be too tight bolts in the blade holders - in this case blades can't center properly so it is not balanced.
Making it more loose it will solve the problem.
Re: New to Spirit FBL and the first question
Posted: Sat 10. Sep 2016 15:43:26
by thgeisel
Thank you for your help. I will try the things you suggested and look if it is getting better.
The thing is , the heli was flying till thursday with a vbar without that behavior ,
on friday I recieved the spirit pro and put it into the heli . Maybe the spirit is more sensitiv.
Re: New to Spirit FBL and the first question
Posted: Sat 10. Sep 2016 22:08:04
by ZeXx86
If it worked well with Vbar, then it can work well with Spirit too and can be tuned with parameters.
The parameters that could affect this are:
- high Sensor/Cyclic Gain
- high Advanced/Geometry 6° (please verify the value)
- high Advanced/Elevator Filter
- inprecise Subtrim settings
If you are flying with low RPM then it might need a special tuning.
Re: New to Spirit FBL and the first question
Posted: Sun 11. Sep 2016 7:28:26
by velocity90
Did you select a 140 degrees swashplate? Just a thought
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Re: New to Spirit FBL and the first question
Posted: Sun 11. Sep 2016 8:23:37
by thgeisel
Yes, I selected the 140° Swashplate. And I did some small corrections in the mechanical setup and the geometrie 6° and now the problem is solved.
Thank you very much for all your help