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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Helicopters / January 2008trex 450 nodding
Hi just a quick question before I start to strip down my t rex 450. When hovering its sit there nodding like a dogs head in the car :-). Has anyone any instant thoughts i.e. blades etc. P.S it has not been crashed and was flying fine a few months ago last time I got chance to fly it. I'm using the wooden blades. this may be a lazy way of doing but I dont get a lot a play time and was hoping to have new years day flying and not stripping and getting no where :-) Regards Rob I know the items below can cause that on a trex Head speed too low - also happens with a weak battery or toward the end of a battery Lube or swap out the head dampners Blade grips too tight Bent feathering shaft > Hi just a quick question before I start to strip down my t rex 450. When > hovering its sit there nodding like a dogs head in the car :-). Has anyone [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Rob >I know the items below can cause that on a trex > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> >> Rob I had the same problem and it was that the head speed was way too low. Check the ESC immediately after as well, as it will probably be extremely hot from all that work trying to keep it in the air. Sorry to take so long to reply, thank for help, I swapped the wood blades for the carbon ones which where not as tight in the grips and all seems fine Thanks again Rob >>I know the items below can cause that on a trex >> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Check the ESC immediately after as well, as it will probably be extremely > hot from all that work trying to keep it in the air. Is your gyro gain connected to the receiver? Try disconnecting it...Was happening to me also and this was the fix. I'd be interested in knowing if that fixes it. >Sorry to take so long to reply, thank for help, I swapped the wood blades >for the carbon ones which where not as tight in the grips and all seems fine [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >> Check the ESC immediately after as well, as it will probably be extremely >> hot from all that work trying to keep it in the air. if you read the bit below your post you will be enlightened ???? > Is your gyro gain connected to the receiver? Try disconnecting > it...Was happening to me also and this was the fix. [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] >>> Check the ESC immediately after as well, as it will probably be extremely >>> hot from all that work trying to keep it in the air. I guess I didn't see the part where Rob said "...all seems fine". >if you read the bit below your post you will be enlightened ???? >> Is your gyro gain connected to the receiver? Try disconnecting [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] >>>> Check the ESC immediately after as well, as it will probably be extremely >>>> hot from all that work trying to keep it in the air. |
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