Pitch Curves Causing Vibration?

[J-Heli]

I've been chasing a vibration problem lately, and after an almost complete rebuild of my Gaui (haven't tried to fly it since the rebuild) I was at my LHS looking for a couple parts, and they asked how I was doing with my Gaui. I told them fine, but then I described the problem to them, and both guys in there immediately said that it was a pitch curve problem. Could my pitch curves be the culprit behind my vibration problem? I'll post my pitch/throttle curves later as I'm at school and the bell just rang.

[mrivers]

I don't see why the curves would matter. But I'm no expert, so if there's a reason why, I'm all ears.

[psindrup]

Could you please ask your LHS guys how on earth a (wrong) pitch curve (whatever that is) could cause vibrations? That sounds just downright silly in my ears.

Peter

[J-Heli]

Honestly, I had to bite my tongue to keep myself from laughing :rolling, but I just wanted to check.

[stoatnchips]

Could you please ask your LHS guys how on earth a (wrong) pitch curve (whatever that is) could cause vibrations? That sounds just downright silly in my ears.

Peter


I dunno Pete.... quick stick pumps on a 0,100,0,100, 0 could put a few spanners in the works ;)

[psindrup]

I dunno Pete.... quick stick pumps on a 0,100,0,100, 0 could put a few spanners in the works ;)

Oh yeah!
That's probably what the LHS guys fly with, struggling to keep their heli afloat. :smokin:

Peter