ok by the heading I have another entry to the heli darwin awards.
just installed the new MS ESC and went out side to test.
noticed that the 0 throttle was actualyy pulling out the head above the pins on my hornet. si I started to play with the setting ..the pitch curve and the idle up curve too.
I also had to reset the throttle curev for the new esc.
some here in all the settings I managed to set my idle up curve to that of a throttle curve.... ie 100 , 85, 75, 85 , 100 .....
well started to hover ....esc going ok decided to switch into idle up ,, click ....boom up she went!! quckly reduced the throttle ..that only made her go up faster ..as I was panicing and watching my heli become a small dott in the sky I quickly hit the throttle hold...well that worked from stopping it going up didnt it!!
now it flared at about 120m up and was starting to plumet like a stone!!!
I quickly flicked it back to normal curve and offed the throttle hold...
but as per most gov took a bit of time to start up ..still falling .......
at about 10 m up I had enought head speed and had some control but I was just not good enough ....over correction all over the place and ended up hitting the trees from the people next door and crashed at the foot of their trees.
went in to see the damage ...
report:
1 bent shaft
1 striped gear
1 broken tail boom ( repairable with al tubing)
and thats it!!! well so far have taken it apart and am about to rebuild .... but the bottom line
The throttle curve is not the pitch curve!!! at no time should your pitch curve look like a V ...
oh well back to the building
just installed the new MS ESC and went out side to test.
noticed that the 0 throttle was actualyy pulling out the head above the pins on my hornet. si I started to play with the setting ..the pitch curve and the idle up curve too.
I also had to reset the throttle curev for the new esc.
some here in all the settings I managed to set my idle up curve to that of a throttle curve.... ie 100 , 85, 75, 85 , 100 .....
well started to hover ....esc going ok decided to switch into idle up ,, click ....boom up she went!! quckly reduced the throttle ..that only made her go up faster ..as I was panicing and watching my heli become a small dott in the sky I quickly hit the throttle hold...well that worked from stopping it going up didnt it!!
now it flared at about 120m up and was starting to plumet like a stone!!!
I quickly flicked it back to normal curve and offed the throttle hold...
but as per most gov took a bit of time to start up ..still falling .......
at about 10 m up I had enought head speed and had some control but I was just not good enough ....over correction all over the place and ended up hitting the trees from the people next door and crashed at the foot of their trees.
went in to see the damage ...
report:
1 bent shaft
1 striped gear
1 broken tail boom ( repairable with al tubing)
and thats it!!! well so far have taken it apart and am about to rebuild .... but the bottom line
The throttle curve is not the pitch curve!!! at no time should your pitch curve look like a V ...
oh well back to the building
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