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Old 03-25-2010, 05:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Align 450 Pro Tail jump/twitch

Hello everyone.

I have a Align 450 Pro and I have a tail twitch issue, maybe one of you have had a similar problem. Here is what it does, First of all if I keep my throttle at 90% or lower you really don't notice it but if you go above 90% Throttle it gives me problems and what I don't understand is it only does it during the first 30 to 45 seconds of my flight. Its like once I burn off a little voltage its fine. All the electronics are align right out of the Pro kit except for the tail servo and the gyro, I'm using a Futaba 401 and a JR 3517 tail servo. I bought my pro without a gyro and tail servo and I had these on the shelf. Its like the 401 can't handle the faster headspeed of the pro. I used this same gyro and tail servo on my SE with no Problem. There is no binding anywhere in the heli. Ive moved the ball on the tail servo horn in to 8mm and out as far as 12mm with no change to the problem. Ive adjusted the gain on the gyro and this did nothing as well, The twitch is only there at the start of the flight. If I bring the head speed up and let set on the ground for 30 seconds or so then lift off there no problem. Any suggestions.

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Old 03-25-2010, 08:25 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Try keeping your throttle curve either above or below 90%. But be sure not to cross 90%.

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Old 03-26-2010, 06:05 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Try keeping your throttle curve either above or below 90%. But be sure not to cross 90%.

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+1.... around 90 the stock Align ESC has conniption s fits.....

I'm running 2250 30C's right now at 95% and the problem has disappeared, only cross 90 on the way to hover and on the way to landing.....

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+2!!!!!!!!!!

I have the problem with my Idle 1 T-curve. 95-inh-85-inh-95. It kicks the tail a 1/2 inch or so when hovering right after take-off or during landing. But I was probably hovering around 90% and it made it look like a wag. I thought my gyro was going nuts or I had some vibes. I'm glad I read this because I always fly 100% throttle and never have problems.
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Old 03-27-2010, 01:47 AM   #5 (permalink)
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+2!!!!!!!!!!

I have the problem with my Idle 1 T-curve. 95-inh-85-inh-95. It kicks the tail a 1/2 inch or so when hovering right after take-off or during landing. But I was probably hovering around 90% and it made it look like a wag. I thought my gyro was going nuts or I had some vibes. I'm glad I read this because I always fly 100% throttle and never have problems.
Gregor has done some investigating and he seems pretty sure past 91 its going to 100 on its own (the ESC) I believe he said. Definitely a problem hanging out around 90....
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