jrvander Senior Heliman Location: Mystic, CT
| pitchAlberto,
It sounds like it's improved, but re-read Bill's directions above. The pitch needs to be zero at mid stick. You should strive for zero pitch from the servos outward.
Briefly,
1. Start by centering all your servos without sub-trim at mid sticks. remove all the servo horns, turn on the radio and receiver, set neutral and work from there.
2. Find servo horns that will get your linkage to sit as close to 90 degrees as possible. Right angles on all your linkages are very important for proper travel. They help with balance between servo inputs and could be a source of "bogginess" if the arc travels are too far from the 90 degree point.
3. Set the swash plate height so it's level and the washout arms are level to each other and the pinned elbow joints are at 90 degrees. This is usually around 18mm-19mm or so from the top of the frame. This will require adjsutment of the links length that go to the swash.
4. Now set the blade pitch to zero degrees using a pitch gauge. This should give you equal pitch both positive and negative, and it should be about 9-11 degrees +/-.
5. If you want more pitch, you can adjust your pitch servo throws when using ccpm mixing, either 90 or 120 in the transmitter. Watch the top of the washout hub as it travels up and down. It shouldn't bind on the bottom of the head block, but it should come close at full pitch. If you still want more pitch, do som research on Dream-models about the bell-hiller pitch modification.
Gotta get back to work now, hope this helps.
- Jon
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