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0| vallance57
rrNovice Diamond Bar, CA. U.S. |
Power!!! Ok, I've been trying to get my new 2 helicopters (first 2 ever) up and running to practice jumping with it with the training gear on.There is one problem though, I dont have enough Power!!! Even at full throttle its not enough to lift the helo. I tried tinkering with the PIT and PLT knobs, but they seemed to do nothing. I notice that the 3D switch works on it though.
Its a Walkera radio that came with both helicopters. Anyone know whats going on with it? Thanks a bunch!! |
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| airboss
rrElite Veteran OC ,california |
? are you getting full power or is somthing slipping (one way brng)??how much pitch are you getting,did you measure? what is your throttle curve? |
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| vallance57
rrNovice Diamond Bar, CA. U.S. |
Also, the tail-rotor and its parts are not secured tight so, if the tail swipes something, it will spin the tail rotor up or down which isnt good. Should I superglue it on? Or is it supposed to be able to move like that? |
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| airboss
rrElite Veteran OC ,california |
??? what heli are you talking about? does the collective change or is that fixed pitch? |
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| vallance57
rrNovice Diamond Bar, CA. U.S. |
I think the issue may be that I have to flip the switch on the right hand side of the Tx to put the heli in 3D! mode, or whatever that means. Is that the right way to do it? Because I cannot find a way to get the pitch to a degree that blows wind in either direction of the blades (up or down) and produce a lift off. I guess my main question is, Is there a way to get it off the ground in the normal mode vs the 3D mode? Its a switch built on the Tx that controls Normal/3D mode i guess... |
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| twistedrcpilot
rrNovice Houston, Tx - USA |
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| vallance57
rrNovice Diamond Bar, CA. U.S. |
Nevertheless, Im still getting a pitch change when I increase the throttle, but I think that its being held back by something I did or didn't do...The tail rotor seems to not even be glued on. I think Im going to glue it to make it not able to twist up and down the boom. |
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| vallance57
rrNovice Diamond Bar, CA. U.S. |
I found the same problem that another person had with this same helicopter. He said that he adjusted the "Washout links to 9mm." but I have no idea what that means 
lol. whats a washout link? Thanks!PS. - He also said he made a positive adjustment of 1,4,11 degrees. hmm |
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| BEAR
rrApprentice Peterborough |
Go and find a club were you can get some help to start with you are more likly to understand what is going on when you are shown what is what. You can always go back to flying on your own when you have an idea what you are doing! And no Im not being nasty helis can be hard work without a bit of help good luck once you start dont give up it will take time practice practice practice! |
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