darkchiild
01-30-2008, 10:10 PM
So I have a blade cp pro, and I can hover tail in no problem, but with the rate gyro, I find it hard to see what the tail is doing when hovering in other orientations (side/nose in) in order to correct for it. I've crashed once because of this already, and trying to learn something new with your heart in your throat I find it prohibitive.
That being said, I know I'm going to stick it out, and I'm already saving up for a Trex 450 to go to next. Rather than get a cheap gyro (G90), I'd prefer to just cut to the chase, and get myself a 401. My question is this: Will this gyro work with an otherwise completely stock BCPP? From what I've read it's probably a touch heavy for a 300 size heli, but will this largely affect flight performance considering I'm only hovering, and will probably only get to forward flight before upgrading?
What about the tail motor? Opinions I've read elsewhere on this seem somewhat conflicted. Obviously a faster tail would be better, but what if I leave it stock? Will the gyro work? Can the "hunting" not be adjusted out? Will this gyro even work with a fixed pitch tail rotor? Or do you all just suggest that if I really want a gyro, I should just get the G90?
Last question is, what's the difference between the GY401, and GY240? The 240 is a touch lighter, would I be better off with that?
That being said, I know I'm going to stick it out, and I'm already saving up for a Trex 450 to go to next. Rather than get a cheap gyro (G90), I'd prefer to just cut to the chase, and get myself a 401. My question is this: Will this gyro work with an otherwise completely stock BCPP? From what I've read it's probably a touch heavy for a 300 size heli, but will this largely affect flight performance considering I'm only hovering, and will probably only get to forward flight before upgrading?
What about the tail motor? Opinions I've read elsewhere on this seem somewhat conflicted. Obviously a faster tail would be better, but what if I leave it stock? Will the gyro work? Can the "hunting" not be adjusted out? Will this gyro even work with a fixed pitch tail rotor? Or do you all just suggest that if I really want a gyro, I should just get the G90?
Last question is, what's the difference between the GY401, and GY240? The 240 is a touch lighter, would I be better off with that?