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=Basic heli setup=
Now switch to Basic heli setup:
* For the Logo 200/OMP M2 heli installation position should be pointing backwards. There's no other way because of the cables!?
* The small servos usually handle a swashplate frequency of 200Hz quite well
* You can leave the tail frequency at 333Hz for best performance. Today's motor controllers usually can handle this without problems. Tests have shown that the tail works really poorly with lower frequency. So unless you notice serious disadvantages (i.e. hot motor or speed controller) don't reduce frequency, maybe even go higher if possible...
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Translation=Basic heli setup=
Now switch to Basic heli setup:
* For the Logo 200/OMP M2 heli installation position should be pointing backwards. There's no other way because of the cables!?
* The small servos usually handle a swashplate frequency of 200Hz quite well
* You can leave the tail frequency at 333Hz for best performance. Today's motor controllers usually can handle this without problems. Tests have shown that the tail works really poorly with lower frequency. So unless you notice serious disadvantages (i.e. hot motor or speed controller) don't reduce frequency, maybe even go higher if possible...
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Basic heli setup

Now switch to Basic heli setup:

  • For the Logo 200/OMP M2 heli installation position should be pointing backwards. There's no other way because of the cables!?
  • The small servos usually handle a swashplate frequency of 200Hz quite well
  • You can leave the tail frequency at 333Hz for best performance. Today's motor controllers usually can handle this without problems. Tests have shown that the tail works really poorly with lower frequency. So unless you notice serious disadvantages (i.e. hot motor or speed controller) don't reduce frequency, maybe even go higher if possible...


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