270 stock pitch

[schimaiw]

During servo adjust, I accidentally changed the max pitch in the BEAST.

What is the MAX and MIN ptich in Stock config (not in the Manual) ?

2nd Question:
If I reset the BEAST to factory settings, does this mean

a) individual factory settings of the 270
b) Basic factory settings of the BEAST (e.g. when bought not model specific)

Thanks for the obstetrics,
Markus

[crsorrell0653]

Where do you adjust pitch in the Beast? You do that on the Tx surely by adjusting the pitch end points. Try 12 degrees each way from memory.

[schimaiw]

Its SETUP "K".
You define what the BEAST can wrt ptich max/min.

So far as I understood:
If you define +-1°, this corresponds to +/-100% in the Transmitter.

Adjustment is possible in stock Limitation.

[Lupo99]

On 1) I doubt there is a documentation on it, so this would require that someone did measure it before making any adjustments (very unlikely). Or the reset you are asking for in 2) might help, but I wouldn't rely on that either.

I fly with +/- 12 degrees and it is just fine. I also would not worry too much about it as there is anyway enough power around to adjust it just to your personal preference.

On 2) you probably need to ask the extremely helpful and knowledgeable Stefan "Frenchdress" from Freakware in the BeastX forum. Please let us know if you get any "official" information...

[Lupo99]

Originally Posted by schimaiw

What is the MAX and MIN ptich in Stock config (not in the Manual) ?

2nd Question:
If I reset the BEAST to factory settings, does this mean

a) individual factory settings of the 270
b) Basic factory settings of the BEAST (e.g. when bought not model specific)
Markus

Hello Markus, I did a reset today - here are the answers to your questions:

1) Stock pitch is about +/- 13.5 degrees
2) Reset brings up the default settings of the model specific 270 CFX software

Hope it helps!

P.S.: After the reset you need to at least run through setup E, G, K and L to verify those settings fit to your servo arm positions.

[schimaiw]

Thanks !

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