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Old 04-07-2015, 08:56 AM
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The new iGyro 1e is here in the UK. Tiny unit does just one axis, perfect for aileron, elevator or rudder-you chose.

Very clever, it even allows you to set the gain using a spare channel, then disconnect that channel to use for something else and it stores the last used gain!

Nifty. Have a few people fitting them on rudders of long nose craft like L-39's and Xcalibur's to stop the tail wagging in rough air.

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I have one sitting in my office here in the USA as well so they are available really close to PowerBox's estimated release date. Cute little beastie and a cleaner install than the JR 370A that I have in my Corsair.
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I have one as well, been looking for something to stick it in so I can mess with it.
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Originally Posted by BarracudaHockey
I have one as well, been looking for something to stick it in so I can mess with it.
Mine's going in my AW P-51, but it's way down the priority list for getting flown. I still don't have the KingCat finished to "go east young man" next month so the Warbirds are going to have to be put off until the Shockwave gets flown too....
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Well I had the chance to fly and set up a 1e in an Xcalibur. It's fitted to the rudders as the long nose and big fins can get a wriggle on in rough air. It works great! Gain was only 25% as it wagged at warp speed with 30% and the arm/servo set up it had. I'm in Scotland flying with the club here and there were two Xcaliburs we were flying one with, one without and you could see how smooth the gyro equipped one was.

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Is that the Aberdeen club Dave?
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Yes. Just arrived home from a few days in Torphins. Back again for the heli Nats in June

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how bout on the nose wheel?
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Originally Posted by hoser
how bout on the nose wheel?
You could run the nose wheel on one of the outputs and one rudder on the other. I guess a Y lead on twin rudders and the nose wheel on the other

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Hello Dave,

not only a Y-harness inside! You can set different thrwo, reverse and seperate gyro settings for output 2!! For example:

- Output 1: Rate mode
- Output 2: Hold (attitude assist) and or Servo reversed!
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thanks i use the 3e on my 86 but don't want to Y the nose as i want separate control over that.
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I am not using the igyro but I typically put my rudder and nose steering on separate channels and then call both of them "rudder" in the DX-18 program. The gyro on the rudder will control both functions.
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Very nice little unit, saw it at the Toledo show this past weekend. I'm going to stick with my JR 500A for now in my hot spot.
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Originally Posted by Vincent
I am not using the igyro but I typically put my rudder and nose steering on separate channels and then call both of them "rudder" in the DX-18 program. The gyro on the rudder will control both functions.
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A gyro on the rudder will control the rudder in that configuration. The gyro has to be between the receiver and the servo its controlling. If the output is split in the receiver the only stabilized output will be the one with the gyro.
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Originally Posted by PowerBox-Systems GmbH
Hello Dave,

not only a Y-harness inside! You can set different thrwo, reverse and seperate gyro settings for output 2!! For example:

- Output 1: Rate mode
- Output 2: Hold (attitude assist) and or Servo reversed!
Richard

Knew you could reverse the second, didn't know you could have different modes! Its a brilliant product as usual from PB.

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I have a question: On my jet I have the nose-wheel and rudder on separate channels. What I want is rate control on rudder and heading hold on the nose-wheel. How do I set this up?
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Yes, you need the USB lead to change one output

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I should have ordered that one too >I guess..........
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I should have ordered that one too >I guess..........
Yes, same one for all PB items, its not supplied as many have it...but it should be asked by your retailer whether you have one.

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I`m ordering one from You anyway.......
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We are shipping today-thank you

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I have a related question about the Igyro srs, do I need to assign gain control knobs and go through the flight setup if im using the GPS sensor? Thanks
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Ok, I need clarity on this since I have no idea what I am doing on Gyro's. I have the 1e and want to use it for Nose steering on a Hawk100. All I have to do is plug in between the nose steering servo and the Rx? I do have rudder and Nose steering on two separate channels. I will plug the Rudder into the 3e, along with Ailerons.

Please keep it very simple for me guys...thx!
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Try to connect the igyro 1e via the terminal-program via USB. I only get the message "unable to open port"! HELP!!!!
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tow
You have to connect the USB to the female side of the 1e unlike the 3e so you need a male to male Xover. I use a Y lead.


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