djtilko
Senior Heliman
Location: United Kingdom Leeds
| martinic, Ive just been hovering the 3dpro in my kitchen in a space aprox 5 foot square and no problems holding it steady, it goes where you tell it in a blink of an eye but is easy enough to hold in the hover pretty still, I was doing nose in with it at the warehouse for around 10 seconds or more no more difficult than the trex. Maybe you need to cut down the throws some more, or even more expo.
One thing that I find important is trimming it out i.e setup the aileron left and right and forward and back pitch so it doesnt move about in the hover, do a hop then if it drifts in a particular direction trim it out and try again, especially the tail gyro, I get the head speed up to nearly take off stage then trim the tail in heading hold so theres no drift to left or right when its holding give it some and away ya go.
My head is quite stiff on mine didnt bother freeing anything up and I like the setup like this maybe youve introduced a little slop by going too far with the freeing of. The 3dpro seems to like things setup a little stiff. What about your servo linkages? no play there?
Let me say the trex will outperform the 3dpro outdoors no problem, but indoors I feel the smaller micros can fly rings round the rex!! I have both trex and 3dpro and i also have the swift, and the bigger they get the slower they get comparitavly speaking I know the bigger ones are just as quick but the percieved speed seems slower. Got a great buzz flying my 3dpro in the warehouse whereas the trex was more of a yawn! Im not knocking the trex's just more adrenaline flying the pro indoors for me. |
