the Wasp
rrProfessor
Location: Vt
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well to suggest a Servo Ball Placement I don't know what type of pilot you are and I have not yet setup an NX yet, but for myself good Servo Resolution for a good Feel is most important, I have to have a good feel first, yet at the same time I will have full Swash Deflection, to achieve this I try to get as close to 90 Degrees of Servo Travel as I can, 45 Degrees Left & 45 Degrees Right,,
to get this 90 Degrees or close to it I set Servo Ball Placement so I can get all TX settings (ATV, Dual Rates, & Cyclic in the Swash Mixing Window) as close to 100% as I can at Full Swash Deflection,,
now if your pretty good with tight 3D you may want a little Higher Leverage Rate from your Servo Ball Placement, you may want to set the Ball out a 1/2 MM or so on the Servo Arm and set your TX settings lower like around 80%, but if you do still leave your ATV at 100% and use Dual Rates or the Cyclic Settings in the Swash Mixing Window to set Servo Travel,,
(Edited Note, as for the Raven with it's long Servo Arms your TX Setting should be lower than the NX)
(note, I know some of you have heard this before from me, but the more I write it the easier it becomes to explain it)
you can copy a Degree Wheel here, past it in a Word Processor Program and make it smaller so you can use it to help set your Servo Travel,,
http://www.tavia.com/free_degree_wheel.html
Jim
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