Spirit System

Good day all....
I can't seem to get the X parallel and Y perpendicular to zero no matter how much I try with my mounting.
It's always a couple of point degrees off.
Does is it have to be exactly 0 degrees ?
In the manual,it says the heading can be plus or minus to 4 for the 90 degree heading north which I've managed to accomplish.
Any tip or help will be appreciated.
Thanks.

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Hello,

could you describe what is causing you troubles in getting it more precisely?
Ideally it should be in range of +/- 1° error.

Basically if your model has stright tail boom then you do not have to worry about Y axis since it should be perfect.
But regarding X axis you only have to move the module little bit to achieve 0°. But you have to be sure the model is really at a flat surface.

ZeXx86 wrote:Hello,

could you describe what is causing you troubles in getting it more precisely?
Ideally it should be in range of +/- 1° error.

Basically if your model has stright tail boom then you do not have to worry about Y axis since it should be perfect.
But regarding X axis you only have to move the module little bit to achieve 0°. But you have to be sure the model is really at a flat surface.

I'm on a level surface,I think but it's my mounting option that's giving me trouble.
I managed to get to .5 and .3 respectively.
There's a lot of try and error with the mounting since all these heli's have different COG.I will have a perfect zero and zero when I mount the geolink but after the double sided tape and mount settles down,it changes.I'm mounting it on logo 480xx.

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Just tested geolink with position hold and altitude limit and I can say is,so far this is amazing.. [emoji4][emoji108][emoji106]
Thanks Tomas and hopefully,you able to give as a better mounting option.

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