rpm sensor

[Omegapro]

Originally Posted by Sowa

Sort of hearing and seeing two different things. If the governor is enabled, changing the throttle a few percent should not change the headspeed at all.

The 150 rpm shift above the setpoint is very interesting.

I have now lowered my transmitter idle 2 straight line curve to 67 and is able to get a governed rpm of around 1850.

I scratch my head why it is governed to my transmitter set value and not the set speed I type in on panel 12.

I will also try reduce my governor gain and see how it reacts.

I am using the latest firmware and software and find the servo reverse button on panel 12 not working as well. May be there is a bug in the latest firmware?

[Omegapro]

Originally Posted by Omegapro

Yes, I entered sensor value 1

yes the green bar on speed 1, 2 and 3 change to green when I flick the idle up switch to their corresponding position.

I will lower the governor gain and add some pitch and cyclic compensations on my next flight to see if I can reduce the rpm drop in pitch pump.

[Dawiev]

Perhaps post this in the MSH Brain forum and see if they can find the issue.

[Omegapro]

Originally Posted by Dawiev

Perhaps post this in the MSH Brain forum and see if they can find the issue.

posted to the Brain forum and On the Snap rightfully pointed out that I most likely have not put the throttle servo into the channel 1 socket on the FBL.

The is an huge error when setting up the FBL on my side. I had leave the throttle servo hook up to the 3rd channel of the receiver during my test set up and forgot to hook it back to Channel 1 on the FBL Thank you guys for all your time and effort.

Will

[Dawiev]

Good stuff !

Also make sure to increase the resolution on the throttle travel. I have about 650 between Min and Max.