B400 flybar paddle cntrl frame rod
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B400 flybar paddle cntrl frame rod
Can some one Please tell me what is changed when you adjust the linkage rod to the flybar paddle cntrl frame rod. I am trying to change my negitive pitch from - 7 in normal mode to - 3. Thanks
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RE: B400 flybar paddle cntrl frame rod
I dont know about changing the linkages, But You may want to use the pitch settings in the radio to adjust the pitch where you want it.
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RE: B400 flybar paddle cntrl frame rod
I have change the pitch in normal mode all the way to 48 and it doesnt change the pitch in the blade. maybe my transmiter is not working or I am doing something wrong.
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RE: B400 flybar paddle cntrl frame rod
You have to make sure the heli is set up mechanically correct so that you have zero pitch at half stick and +/-10 at the end points with a curve of 0-25-50-75-100.
Don't change the pitch curve to compensate for incorrect CCPM setup.
Don't change the pitch curve to compensate for incorrect CCPM setup.
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RE: B400 flybar paddle cntrl frame rod
Adding on to what Wolfpackin said, If you have more negative pitch move the swashplate equally with all the outside pushrods. I think on the B400 you would move it down to get more positve pitch. Then the opposite to get negative pitch if you had more positive pitch. I don't own a B400 so anyone correct me if I am wrong. Then once you have equal positive and negative pitch use the pitch curve to get -3 degrees in Normal Mode.
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