Spirit-Jeti DS16-Goblin380 Tail Problem
Posted: Fri 27. Feb 2015 3:54:06
Hello,
I am setting up a Spirit unit on my Goblin 380 and (with a lot of help from James at Esprit Models) have everything ready to go, with one exception. My tail servo has very restricted movement. I am using a BK5005HV Tail servo and it was giving me full movement with the Ikon unit that this Spirit unit is replacing. We tried everything in the software and on the Jeti that we could think of, with no luck. I think that I am only getting between 5 and possibly 10 degrees of movement in each direction on the servo. I tried it with a new servo and got the same results. Also, I disconnected the tail pushrod to eliminate any possible binding problems, and the limitations are in the servo.
Do you have any suggestions of things to try?
I have the 1.1.0 firmware on the Spirit unit and the latest firmware on the Jeti DS 16. A new model was set up as a mechanical Swash, and I am using a Jeti R3 and Jeti EX set up, and a Kontronik Koby 90 running at 6.5 volts.
Any help you can offer will be much appreciated
Brian T
I am setting up a Spirit unit on my Goblin 380 and (with a lot of help from James at Esprit Models) have everything ready to go, with one exception. My tail servo has very restricted movement. I am using a BK5005HV Tail servo and it was giving me full movement with the Ikon unit that this Spirit unit is replacing. We tried everything in the software and on the Jeti that we could think of, with no luck. I think that I am only getting between 5 and possibly 10 degrees of movement in each direction on the servo. I tried it with a new servo and got the same results. Also, I disconnected the tail pushrod to eliminate any possible binding problems, and the limitations are in the servo.
Do you have any suggestions of things to try?
I have the 1.1.0 firmware on the Spirit unit and the latest firmware on the Jeti DS 16. A new model was set up as a mechanical Swash, and I am using a Jeti R3 and Jeti EX set up, and a Kontronik Koby 90 running at 6.5 volts.
Any help you can offer will be much appreciated
Brian T