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e-Align T-REX 450-500-600 > Mild Tail Wag

tkflyer
Heliman
Location: Columbus,Ohio

I have searched other topis but no answer. The rexy is flying great, but I have a mild wag. I am running a 401. What position should the two pot's be on , on the gyro. I am pretty new to heli's , I am using the jr 6102, is their anything in the tx I can adjust? Also I have the heatsink for the 400s, which side of the motor should I put it on? Thanks TOM

01-04-2005 Over year old.

flytech
Veteran
Location: Sunland, CA

i noticed this from the search:

http://www.runryder.com/helicopter/t146791p1

you can search by clicking on search above. look for "tail AND wag" and choose the TRex forum then submit.

401's have the ability to create a delay when correcting. you can turn down your delay pot i think (never owned one) and will lessen the wag - almost seems like cheating..

i'd almost prefer to try to find a vibration in the heli that might be confusing the gyro and causing the wag. but definately read the post above - it talks about the belt, main rotor and other areas you should be checking on a usual basis.

01-04-2005 Over year old.

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Rcbry
Senior Heliman
Location: USA

check your belt tension first of all that was most of my wagging problem but I still have a slight wag I can't seem to get rid of.

01-04-2005 Over year old.

Toad
Senior Heliman
Location: Hurricane, Utah

I found with my 401's that the gain needs to be about 60% set at the tx atv for HH, maybe a bit more for normal mode.

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01-04-2005 Over year old.

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