Hope someone can help. I have a GWS 800 gyro in my Mini Titan hooked up with a non-digital hitec servo all sitting in an Agusta fuselage). This gyro is a clone of the GY401 I think(?)
Problems
1. Sometime I get a very slow drift on the nose i.e. you point the nose in one direction and it very slowly turns
2. I'm trying to do a single fast pirouette. I put in a large rudder deflection and the nose starts going around and then I return the rudder stick to neutral after one 360 degree rotation of the heli but instead of the nose stopping dead , it keeps on spinning and does another complete pirouette! It feels completely out of control!
Settings on Gyro are :
servo - non digital
delay - 0
On my DX7 the gyro senitivity is set to 80%. I have mechanically set the rudder to neutral on the heli with the sensitivity set to 0%. In hover and forward flight the heli seems to behave itself and there is no hunting on the tail.
Any idea what's causing these problems? Or are the GWS gyros just not very good!? I have another mini titan with a Futaba GY401 and futaba digital servo and the tail is rock solid and stops immediately when the transmitter stick is moved to neutral.
Problems
1. Sometime I get a very slow drift on the nose i.e. you point the nose in one direction and it very slowly turns
2. I'm trying to do a single fast pirouette. I put in a large rudder deflection and the nose starts going around and then I return the rudder stick to neutral after one 360 degree rotation of the heli but instead of the nose stopping dead , it keeps on spinning and does another complete pirouette! It feels completely out of control!

Settings on Gyro are :
servo - non digital
delay - 0
On my DX7 the gyro senitivity is set to 80%. I have mechanically set the rudder to neutral on the heli with the sensitivity set to 0%. In hover and forward flight the heli seems to behave itself and there is no hunting on the tail.
Any idea what's causing these problems? Or are the GWS gyros just not very good!? I have another mini titan with a Futaba GY401 and futaba digital servo and the tail is rock solid and stops immediately when the transmitter stick is moved to neutral.
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