Ben H
Senior Heliman
Location: South / South West , UK
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| Other than transport, what's the big advantage of flybarless?
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I aggree with Rhett, Also supposed to be less affected by gusts of wind.
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| I think the big issue is that if you have high throw on your radio, but low throw on the profi, then the profi has only so much room to correct. You basically want to give the profi lots of control ( throw), and reduce it for yourself on your radio
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the way I see it, IMHO, the profi ultimately controls the servos (throw), so set up the TX to maximum / 100% Throws, then in the software reduce so that there isn't excessive throw or binding. The profi then has maximum room to correct. On the cyclic, if you want softer controls, use exponential in the TX, that way the overall TX throw is not affected, just the feel, and the profi still has maximum room to correct.
Please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm waiting for dry weather to test my setup, so this is just theory at the moment...
Ben.... "what goes up, must come down!" |
