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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Helicopters / May 2006Old Concept 60 problem
Hello I wonder if any one could help I have a Concept 60 that was flying fine one day and the next time out it has developed a fault, as soon as the skids go light the tail starts whipping from side to side, I first thought the tail drive had come loose as this did happen once, but if I flick the switch from heading hold it is ok and I can take of and fly / hover, as soon as I flick back to heading hold it starts whipping again and I nearly loose it, being only a novice, I also checked and changed the battery. Regards Rob I should also add it has a CSM 360 Gyro > Hello I wonder if any one could help I have a Concept 60 that was flying > fine one day and the next time out it has developed a fault, as soon as [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Rob > I should also add it has a CSM 360 Gyro > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> and I nearly loose it, being only a novice, I also checked and changed >> the battery. Too much gain on the rate side of the gyro (that's the non HH ide btw)  SignatureBeav VN 750 Zed 1000 OMF# 19 > Hello I wonder if any one could help I have a Concept 60 that was flying > fine one day and the next time out it has developed a fault, as soon as the [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Rob sounds like the gyro needs backing off a little, as it's always trying to correct itself. Turn down the sensitivity and try again. Thanks for the help Beav & Alistair, I got chance to have a go last night, turning down the gain did stop the violant swinging from left to right, but now its just twiching left to right no mater how for down I turn the gain, I have remounted the gyro on new pads as the old ones had gone to jelly, but there is a vibration on the tail which I need to have a play with. Regards Rob |
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