martinic
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Location: NB, Canada
My Posts This: Topic Forum | Albatross is right about the ATV, swash mix and gryo values. These are setup specific.
As for curves, those aren't radio specific. For what it's worth:
D/R & EXP AIL POS-0: D/R 90%, EXP + 35%. Pos-1: D/R 100%, EXP LIN.
D/R & EXP ELEV POS-0: D/R 90%, EXP + 35%. Pos-1: D/R 100%, EXP LIN.
D/R & EXP RUDD POS-0: D/R 100%, EXP LIN. Pos-1: D/R 100%, EXP LIN.
D/R & EXP AUTO ST1:INH, ST2:INH, HLD:INH.
GYRO SENS: RUDD D/R, Rate: 0:77%, 1:25% (Note: Setup Specific)
ATS. MIX, REV.Mix - All 0% (Disabled for HH gyro, GY401)
Inverted: INH (Learn to fly inverted the right way!)
PIT. CURVE: NORM: 20.0%, 33.0%, 45.0%, 70.0%, 100.0%. EXP ON (-3 pitch to +10 pitch for hover - this is a beginner norm mode pitch curve)
PIT. CURVE: ST-1: 0.0%, INH, 50.0%, INH, 100.0%. EXP ON (Linear pitch curve)
PIT. CURVE: ST-2: 0.0%, INH, 50.0%, INH, 100.0%. EXP ON
PIT. CURVE: HOLD: 0.0%, INH, 50.0%, INH, 100.0%. EXP ON
THRO CURV: NORM: 0.0%, 73%, 73%, 73%, 73% (Governor curve, 2400 RPM)
THRO CURV: ST-1: 75%, 75%, 75%, 75%, 75% (Slightly higher HS in Stunt modes)
THRO CURV: ST-2: 75%, 75%, 75%, 75%, 75%
THRO Hold: ACT, HOLD Pos 0.0%
Swash Mix: 3 servos, 120. EXP ACT. (Settings will be specific to servos used)
TRVL ADJ: (All values will be unique to each heli)
Sub Trim: (All values will be unique to each heli)
REV SW: (As per your setup - as necessary to get servos to work properly)
There you go. Note: These settings aren't worth much!
Now, the only info that counts are the pitch and throttle curves and these are not radio specific. Additionally, they need to be adjusted to your flying style and equipment. I'm currently a sport flyer but will be trying simple 3D this spring so I will probably just use linear pitch curves in all three flight modes soon - just to keep it consistent.
I use a CC25 in governor mode and so my throttle curves are flat. If you used fixed throttle modes, then you need to mess with your curves a bit. Maybe the other guys here can help with that.
Anyway, all you need to know is readily available from most RC heli FAQs on radio setup and is not 8103 specific.
Even though it's about a Trex, you might find this setup guide useful. It covers the theory pretty well in a nice, simple way.
Hope this helps. |
