red_z06 Elite Veteran Location: Dumont, NJ
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Unless you are using very long servo arm (in this case it lowers gain for same sensitivity), most of the gyros I have used (no 520), settled around 30-45% range of gain. So, I'm suspecting your gain set is good for normal range of holding but blowing out at fast speeds. Although it holds like a rock, I suggest you start increasing gain and do the fast forward and fast funnel to see if the tail hunts. You do this until it does and back off until the tail is solid.
BTW, as you increase your gain, you will notice your piro rate at full rudder will decrease. So, after you settled on your gain setting, you will have to adjust rudder ATV (increase) until you come to a piro rate you are comfortable with. In most cases, both left and right will be same but sometimes, you will have to adjust left and right ATV separately so the piro rate will be similar.
Edit: I just remembered that you are flying a 200 or 250. For these all bets are off on numbers as above apply mostly to larger helis.
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