th3tick
07-14-2007, 09:01 PM
I've got a TRex 450 with a GY401 on it. I've flown it for about four months now, and have a pretty good feel for it.
Just today, I got the Phoenix RC sim, downloaded the upgrade, and tried flying its TRex. The tail is constantly flopping all over the place. I've upped the gain, and I get genuine tail twitchies, but no better hold. It tends to windmill like crazy, or just shoot out 30-50 degrees for no reason.
Is there something I'm missing? Also, the tail is INSANELY SENSITIVE! I've put in a fair amount of negative expo, and it feels like it's either complete mush in the middle, or a tail for a propeller. There's no feel that's quite right.
My problem with the sim is best demonstrated via:
Fly tail-in out straight ahead about 100 yards. Then, keeping the tail still pointed at you, bring it back tail-in fast. On my real TRex 450, I have little tail management to do. On the sim, it windmills back towards me, and before it's half-way back, it's nose is pointed straight at me.
It really hurts my brain that the real gyro is better than the one in the sim.
Help!
TIA,
John
Just today, I got the Phoenix RC sim, downloaded the upgrade, and tried flying its TRex. The tail is constantly flopping all over the place. I've upped the gain, and I get genuine tail twitchies, but no better hold. It tends to windmill like crazy, or just shoot out 30-50 degrees for no reason.
Is there something I'm missing? Also, the tail is INSANELY SENSITIVE! I've put in a fair amount of negative expo, and it feels like it's either complete mush in the middle, or a tail for a propeller. There's no feel that's quite right.
My problem with the sim is best demonstrated via:
Fly tail-in out straight ahead about 100 yards. Then, keeping the tail still pointed at you, bring it back tail-in fast. On my real TRex 450, I have little tail management to do. On the sim, it windmills back towards me, and before it's half-way back, it's nose is pointed straight at me.
It really hurts my brain that the real gyro is better than the one in the sim.
Help!
TIA,
John