Dropout gas / rear steering, Defect with the ESC?
Posted: Sat 30. Dec 2017 20:39:21
Hello
Today I had a very strange interference with my TREX 450.
When starting the main rotor, I noticed that the tail rotor did not respond to control inputs, also the helicopter did not respond to throttle inputs. The rotor turned in the lower speed range and did not start up to normal rotation.
This took perhaps 3 or 4 seconds, then the engine turned up, responded to throttle input and also the tail rotor worked normally.
This happened in flight phase 1 of my transmitter, where I have set a normal gas diagonal.
I then switched to Flight Phase 2 in the transmitter, where a gas straight with 85% is set. The engine turned up easily (throttle / pitch lever remained in the middle of the stick). The tail rotor also worked perfectly.
When I then switched back to flight phase 1 with gas diagonal, the engine does not even begin to react with a speed reduction, this was only with a delay of 3 or 4 seconds.
With a further delay of a few seconds, he then drove down to a very low speed, the tail rotor had no function again, it then went back up and ran on, although I then put the throttle stick in the zero position. The engine then switched off again with a delay of 4 to 5 seconds.
Does anyone of you have any idea why that might be?
My only idea would be a controller defect. At the moment I do not dare to fly anymore.
My configuration:
Trex 450 SE (conversion to Flybarless)
FBL Spirit Pro
ESC Align 50A RCE-BL50
Thanks for all the answers, best regards and a happy new year
Roland
Today I had a very strange interference with my TREX 450.
When starting the main rotor, I noticed that the tail rotor did not respond to control inputs, also the helicopter did not respond to throttle inputs. The rotor turned in the lower speed range and did not start up to normal rotation.
This took perhaps 3 or 4 seconds, then the engine turned up, responded to throttle input and also the tail rotor worked normally.
This happened in flight phase 1 of my transmitter, where I have set a normal gas diagonal.
I then switched to Flight Phase 2 in the transmitter, where a gas straight with 85% is set. The engine turned up easily (throttle / pitch lever remained in the middle of the stick). The tail rotor also worked perfectly.
When I then switched back to flight phase 1 with gas diagonal, the engine does not even begin to react with a speed reduction, this was only with a delay of 3 or 4 seconds.
With a further delay of a few seconds, he then drove down to a very low speed, the tail rotor had no function again, it then went back up and ran on, although I then put the throttle stick in the zero position. The engine then switched off again with a delay of 4 to 5 seconds.
Does anyone of you have any idea why that might be?
My only idea would be a controller defect. At the moment I do not dare to fly anymore.
My configuration:
Trex 450 SE (conversion to Flybarless)
FBL Spirit Pro
ESC Align 50A RCE-BL50
Thanks for all the answers, best regards and a happy new year
Roland