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=Tail gyro=

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'''Gyro gain and operation mode'''<br />

'''Gyro gain and operation mode'''<br />

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=Cyclic adjustment=

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The control loop for the cyclics depends on two major parameters: '''Cyclic gain''' and '''Cyclic feed forward'''.<br />

The control loop for the cyclics depends on two major parameters: '''Cyclic gain''' and '''Cyclic feed forward'''.<br />

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==Tail gyro==

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'''Gyro gain and operation mode'''<br />

'''Gyro gain and operation mode'''<br />

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==Cyclic adjustment==

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'''Dial 1: Cyclic gain'''<br />

'''Dial 1: Cyclic gain'''<br />

The swash gyro gain (cyclic gain) can be set by dial 1 from 50% up to 150%. The factory setting is horizontal which corresponds to 100% swashplate gain. Turn dial 1 clockwise to increase the gain and counter clockwise to decrease. For your first flights we suggest not changing this setting. However, when using very small helicopters (such as 250 or 450 size), reduce the cyclic gain by 3 marks (=75% gain) as with such small helicopters the control loop tends to overcompensate more easily.<br />  

The swash gyro gain (cyclic gain) can be set by dial 1 from 50% up to 150%. The factory setting is horizontal which corresponds to 100% swashplate gain. Turn dial 1 clockwise to increase the gain and counter clockwise to decrease. For your first flights we suggest not changing this setting. However, when using very small helicopters (such as 250 or 450 size), reduce the cyclic gain by 3 marks (=75% gain) as with such small helicopters the control loop tends to overcompensate more easily.<br />