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Old 10-02-2007, 05:03 PM   #1
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OK Angelos from SpartanRC.com sent me their new DS760 gyro to test and share with you folks how to setup!

Vids are in progress and I plan to use this on my Trex600N and later on a Trex450.

So here we go!

Overview and whats in the box!
Video Link ->DS760 Gyro Overview (43 Megs)

Flashing New Firmware in the Gyro
Video Link ->DS760 Firmware Flashing Process (25 Megs)

Gyro Setup using the Radio
Video Link ->DS760 Setup Process (65 Megs)

PC Configuration Software Overview
Video Link ->DS760 PC Configuration Software (15 Megs)

In a few weeks the gyro PC software should be available and I will show how to use that. This weekend I should be able to shoot some flying and testing of the gyro.
In the mean time here is the Trex600 enigne break in and tuning video I shot last weekend. I am using the gyro in this video. There is a little flying at the end of this video:
http://video.helifreak.com/?subpath=...me=breakin.wmv

Here is Bert Kammerer's notes on setup of this gyro for several Trex helis! This is worth a look!
http://www.helifreak.com/showpost.ph...&postcount=333

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Old 10-02-2007, 05:26 PM   #2
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Thanks Bob, the videos are great. I am also here ready to chat to people if any questions arise.

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Old 10-04-2007, 11:59 AM   #3
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Hi Bob,

Looking at the manual and the list of servos compatible, how can I tell what servo type mine is? 1520uSec or 760uSec, what does that mean? I have a HS6965 for tail and need to replace my gyro for a T-Rex 600N.

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As far as I know only the Futaba 9251 and 9256 support 760uSec. These are the servos that come with a 601/611 Futaba gyro. I personally dont know of any other servos out there that support that frame rate.

The Hitec HS6965 does not thus you would set for 1520uSec servo type.

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I am anxiously waiting for the next step. I want to know what you think about this gyro.

I am holding on buying my next gyro for my 600N. I hesitate, since I am no 3D king, between the JR 770 3d, the Spartan (more $$). I would get the Logictech 6100T but I already have a servo. What about the Curtis Youngblood Solid G ?

I have a Logictech 2100 and I may try it even if it is rated for electric heli.
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Old 10-06-2007, 10:24 AM   #6
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I am sure Bob's test flights will turn out great. Meanwhile... have you noticed what gyro Henry Caldwell is flying at the Phazor 600 promo videos!

http://www.gohbee.com/Merchant2/vide...o_Promo_hi.wmv
http://www.gohbee.com/Merchant2/vide...Phazor_600.wmv

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Are you guys telling me this small gyro could be a competition to established systems as the Futaba 911 or the Logictech 6100?
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It might be!

I am compressing the setup video now and plan to have it up in a few minutes. Today I go fly it BUT I am testing on a brand new heli (600n) and thus I am not sure how much I can test it as I also have to do engine break in. THus it may be a week or 2 before I can know the real performance.

After that I am going to put it on a 450 and see how it does there.

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were can you buy this gyro at.
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