brushless motor and devo question...

[oxide1]

can anyone tell me.... is there any changes i should have made with my devo6 settings when i installed my brushless kit that would help with the tail blowouts? i know about the mcpx tail rotor, and extending the boom... was more wondering if there was radio/ gyro gain settings i should be changing as well.... i have a small amount of throttle to rudder in the program mix, just to offset that nose left drift that always seem to happen... any thoughts?

[PaulsBA]

I am not sure if this would work but have you tried to increase your gyro settings at all?

[oxide1]

no haven't tried that, but will tonight... was going to have another fiddle with it, see if i can smooth it out a little, hadn't changed the gyro from the factory settings... quite liked it the way it was.... will give it a go... let you know the results!

[oxide1]

adjusting the gyro settings definitely helped a bit!!! the tail still blows out a bit if i start to push it a bit...am hoping extending the boom and a different tail rotor will fix that last little bit!!! (looks out the window and checks for the postman)

[HeliIntervention]

Originally Posted by oxide1

adjusting the gyro settings definitely helped a bit!!! the tail still blows out a bit if i start to push it a bit...am hoping extending the boom and a different tail rotor will fix that last little bit!!! (looks out the window and checks for the postman)

That HP05 has a lot of torque. Adjusting your throttle curve down may help. I use the WK 2801 PRO with 5 point curves. This tames it down a bit. You have 7 point curves... Sweeeeet!

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[oxide1]

getting rid of my mix program setting helped alot too... willl try adjusting the throttle curve to make it a bit tamer.. and see if that helps too... if nothing else... i should get slightly longer flight times!!!