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firestat
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Location: Columbus Ohio

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		I have a 30 Evo, TT39 engine, 9303, GY 401. I just put the Evo together.

When I lift the heli, I have a gyrating tail wobble effect at higher speeds, and cannot figure out how to correct it. For some reason, I believe it might be engine tuning but not sure. My friend has the exact same problem with his Venture, 662, 401, OS 32.

Any help would be appreciated.
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z11355
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Location: 10000 is enough time wasted.

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		the most likely cause is low headspeed even though you
think it's high, I'm willing to bet that if you actually measured
it w/ a tach, you'd find it was around 1500 or less.

did you lubricate the rubber dampers?
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Jeff H
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Location: Cincinnati, OH

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		in addition to Z's comments, a badly running enging can create all sorts of vibrations.


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z11355
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Location: 10000 is enough time wasted.

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		is it just the tail or is the entire machine 'wobbling' ?
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firestat
Senior Heliman
Location: Columbus Ohio

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Hi Z. It is the entire machine. Sort of does a spiral wobble. I have checked everything, the spindle, blades etc. When I lean the engine out, it seems to be more pronounced. The blades are in track and all that. The delay on the gyro is set at 0.

Hope that helps.
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Dr Lodge
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Location: Guildford, Surrey - UK

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Sounds to me like too low a headspeed coupled with hard head dampening.

Hence Z's comments about lubing the dampeners - try raising your headspeed a bit and see if it goes away.

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firestat
Senior Heliman
Location: Columbus Ohio

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Thanks, Man. I figured you must be monitoring from work or whatever there in England. It's going to be 87 F here today, and I am getting ready to go to work myself.

Anyway, By the dampers, I suspect you mean the rubber thingies around the flybar, yes, I did oil them, but will re check. By headspeed ( I am still a little new to this) I susect that I should lean it out? Thanks for your help.
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Dr Lodge
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Location: Guildford, Surrey - UK

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		No, don't lean the engine. You need to adjust your pitch and throttle curves so that at mid stick (or wherever your hovering point is) you have a bit more throttle and a bit less pitch.

And yes, I should be working...

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tchavei
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Location: Portugal

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Hi

You mentioned that you new to this... does that mean you are using a training (spider) gear?

When I was using the spider my Freya woobled extremely badly (spiral style) just as you mention it... it was so bad that I couldn't maintain a hover for more than 30 sec because I was afraid it would explode in mid-air.

After some suggestions on this forum, I removed about 5cm from each leg and increased headspeed to 1600 rpm... much better!... Only after removing the spider did the spiral death woobles go away.

my 2 cents

Cheers,
Tony


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firestat
Senior Heliman
Location: Columbus Ohio

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Excellent comments gentlemen. No, I am not using trainer gear myself. I acutally thought that may have been the problem with my friends heli as he was using them. I took them off and still had the problem. I think the ideas are excellent, and I particularily think that the Doctors idea may have something to with this. I will check out these things to see if I can come to some resolution. I am still trying to learn after about a year and really appricate the help.
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