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| Hello,
In this thread: 9303-eCCPM-Channel 6 Behind/Lagging - Confirmed, I mentioned making a movie of how the swash plate behaves on each 13 radio setups (found on page 2 about half way down). I decided I could take collects of the pulse outputs and provide those much faster than filming and posting videos.
I have collected data for five of the setups thus far and will present them here. The data was collected while flipping the flight mode switch between a mode with the pitch curve set at 0 and a mode with the curve set 100 (-100 and 100 on the 14MZ). This presents an instantaneous desired change of pulse widths.
9) Futaba 14MZ with G3 PCM rx with same group channels
This is the best behaved of all the setups. All three channels (4, 5, and 6) have output pulses at the same time and change completely in one frame.
10) Futaba 14MZ with G3 PCM rx with "old" Futaba channels
This test uses the G3 receiver but using the "old" channel assignments of 1, 2, and 6. As can be seen in the graph, this would explain why those who have tried this configuration are disappointed with the eCCPM performance.
11) Futaba 14MZ with R149DP PCM rx with sequential channels
This and the next setup show a rather strange behaviour. It takes five full frames for all three channels to become the new pulse width. It will be very interesting to see if a similar result is obtained from a 9C and 9C Super.
12) Futaba 14MZ with R149DP PCM rx with "old" Futaba channels
Again, a strange result which shows it taking five frames to transition from the old pulse width to the new pulse width. Only the three "middle" frames are shown in this graph.
13) Airtronics Stylus with PCM rx
The Stylus is well behaved visually although these results show that channel 6 changes before channels 2 and 3. Notice also that the Stylus with the PCM receiver shows the fastest servo update rate of these five data collects.
I will add data as I collect it. For each of the above and future collects, data is taken several times to test for consistent behaviour.
- John
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