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deckerv
Veteran
Location: Wellsville, NY

YAY!! Almost done with my Quick 46 Pro!! Can't wait for the weather to break now

Any tips or suggestions on TX programming? I'm using a Futaba 9ch. The only thing left to do is hook up the RX, and get a header tank installed on it before I fly.

580mm carbon blades
OS 46
GY501 w/9253
NuSpirit body from HHI

Thanks!!
Deck

04-02-2003 Over year old.

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nipmuck2
Senior Heliman
Location: Massachusetts

Nice Job

Looking Good. The winter sure has been long and hard. But the winter blues are now gone and now comes the rain season in New England.

I'll take the blue skies when I get them

Have fun and may your first landing be on the skids

What Nourishes Me, Destroys Me

04-02-2003 Over year old.

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deckerv
Veteran
Location: Wellsville, NY

Thanks for the compliments!!! Anyone out there able to help me with EMS setup on my 9c??? I have everything working the right way now, but was wondering how the roll axis interacts with the pitch.. When I move the elevator servo, the swash tilts the right direction, but I notice the other 2 servos moving as well, and in doing so, the pitch of the main blades increases or decreases a bit... Any advise??
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04-02-2003 Over year old.

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Jagboy69
Key Veteran
Location: Lake Mary, Florida (20 mins East of Orlando)

SWASH AFR.. pick one and change it to a negative number... see if that fixes it.. if not... do it to another.. and so on untill it moves like it should..

Jason /// Sceadu50/9chp WWW.Jagboy69.com

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deckerv
Veteran
Location: Wellsville, NY

The movements are correct, but as I give it elevator movement (which is working the right way right now) the other 2 servos move very slightly which changes the pitch of the main rotors a little.. Any suggestions, or is this normal behavior??

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Jagboy69
Key Veteran
Location: Lake Mary, Florida (20 mins East of Orlando)

you are having a case of typical CCPM swash interaction.... check you head phase... look at my tips page for a small article I wrote on the subject... the quick instructions suck and tell you nothing about this critical adjustment..... the other thing.. make sure all the linkages has a straight or atleast the same angle going to the swash.. ideally, you want everything 90 degrees but thats not going to happen.. I had to use spacers behind the servos to get the correct angle of the dangle... if you know what I mean..

Jason /// Sceadu50/9chp WWW.Jagboy69.com

04-03-2003 Over year old.

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Jagboy69
Key Veteran
Location: Lake Mary, Florida (20 mins East of Orlando)

now re reading what you posted.. this might be normal... when checking for swash interaction.. (which is what you dont want).. simply raise the collective very slowly up and down.. notice if it wants to raise the same on all three corners of the swash..... but thats the neat thing with ccpm.. it utilizes all 3 servos to get the job done... hope I didnt confuse you too much... it's only 3:40am here in germany..