what gyros are you using?

[LoveMyTrex]

what gyros are you using, I was thinking about the eflight G90 as it is the only heading hold digital that is small enought. I think lots of you are using 401s but it is big. I would love to use a spartan, but it costs to much to use on a heli this tiny. I think the spartan 650 would be the best but it isnt out yet. I have a gy240 sitting around but it is big and doesnt do digital, so I dono about that. what do you guys think?

[vdwel]

I am using the logictech 2100T.

[SurfCity]

I am using the logictech 2100T.

Ditto. It's tiny.

[psindrup]

I am using the logictech 2100T.

I have bought the 2100T too, but I am still waiting for my heli to arrive. The 2100T is small. As small as the Spartan 760 (that I have installed, and love, on my T-rex 500)

Peter

[t-driver]

I am using the logictech 2100T in the H200,and the futaba 401 in bigger helis.

[Buzzkill]

Futaba 401 in my Guai's.

[jad]

Little telebee but I am only flying it round in circles at present works for standard flying! when I progress enough I will get something more steady.

[crabfu]

I have used both 2100t and 401, and like the 2100t better... smaller, lighter, and holds perfectly... but I'm not pushing it hard :)

-Crabfu

[trexflyer02]

I am running a GY401 ... and am struggling to get a consistent piro rate! I also have chased gain from 20% up to 35%. However, whatever I do, this thing just can't piro in place with a little bit of wind. Do these Gauis just not have enough tail surface to be able to pirouette consistently?

[bugdozer]

I'm running a JR G770 3D with the S8900G tail servo. Works very well but tends to drift a bit in cold weather.

Edit: Oops, I thought I was in the 550 forum. Please disregard.

[LoveMyTrex]

8900G on the gaui? I think not.

the 401 will not give you a constant piro rate, as it was not designed to do that. the spartan 760 the JR 770 and the 611 would give a constant piro rate.

[bugdozer]

8900G on the gaui? I think not.

the 401 will not give you a constant piro rate, as it was not designed to do that. the spartan 760 the JR 770 and the 611 would give a constant piro rate.

See my edit, I was in the wrong forum. Yea, the 8900G would be a tad big for the gaui 200. :shock:

[trexflyer02]

8900G on the gaui? I think not.

the 401 will not give you a constant piro rate, as it was not designed to do that. the spartan 760 the JR 770 and the 611 would give a constant piro rate.

I think the GY611 would be much too big for a Hurricane EP200.

I have no problems with a consistent piro rate on my T-Rex 500 (running a GY401) in the same amount of wind. However, the 500 has a MUCH bigger tail rotordisc than the EP200.

[Mr. Slumber]

I'm using a Spartan DS760!!! :thumbup:

Never wanting anything else...:YeaBaby:

[psindrup]

I'm running a JR G770 3D with the S8900G tail servo. Works very well but tends to drift a bit in cold weather.

Edit: Oops, I thought I was in the 550 forum. Please disregard.

A G770 and a 8900G would be just a little bit heavy on the Gaui 200, don't you think? :nanabobo

Peter

PS: Yes, I did see you edit

[psindrup]

I'm using a Spartan DS760!!! :thumbup:
Never wanting anything else...:YeaBaby:

That is a serious gyro for that little heli! :thumbup:

Gyro/heli price ratio is almost 1:1 :happyd

Peter

[LoveMyTrex]

yes I saw the edit, and yes the 611 would be a tad to big for the gaui, I was just listing constant piro rate giros.

[Mr. Slumber]

That is a serious gyro for that little heli! :thumbup:

Gyro/heli price ratio is almost 1:1 :happyd

Peter

Call it: heli addiction :YeaBaby:

[R.Lim]

I am using WK011 gyro from Walkera, cost $25 and it works perfect:):thumbup:

[t-driver]

I am using WK011 gyro from Walkera, cost $25 and it works perfect:):thumbup:

you must be in luck....:clappp

i had one and it did sudden 180 turns......resulting in a lot of crashes....:thumbdown:

[R.Lim]

you must be in luck....:clappp

i had one and it did sudden 180 turns......resulting in a lot of crashes....:thumbdown:

What servo are you using? The tail servo must be of a very good quality. I am using Futaba S3154 digital servo.

[t-driver]

What servo are you using? The tail servo must be of a very good quality. I am using Futaba S3154 digital servo.

that blue see-though rudder servo from walkera. but that wasn't the only problem.....

as the battery discharges, the calibraton got lost resulting in a more and more drift.....

[Gr4yb3ard]

Okay, so the majority opinion is the 2100, with good results from the 401.
I saw one review of the 2100, and I think it may be the winner, but servo and price... hmm

Hee, I'm starting to get enough parts together to be picky....

Gr4yB3ard
"Think twice, post once..."

[R.Lim]

[quote=t-driver;597000]that blue see-though rudder servo from walkera. but that wasn't the only problem.....

The blue servo you see on the pic was an experiment : http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=5195
I was looking for a fast servo and came across with this one. Actually, this servo is good too.

[Trizz]

( PSINDRUP ) did you have any problems with the set up in the dx7?