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Old 01-11-2007, 11:10 AM
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davidank
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Default Question on my first hovers

I have finally gotten to actually, well kind of, hover with my honeybee cp2 about 1" off the ground, and I am just checking on things...

In order for me to keep the heli in one place hovering I have to keep the right stick constantly a wee bit to the right and the rudder a wee bit constantly making left adjustments(nose goes right).

My question: Is this because of the ground effects, or is it also a sign that my swash isn't level?

I just want to make sure that things seem ok with the seet up of my HBCP2

Thanks!

-David
Old 01-11-2007, 01:47 PM
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Default RE: Question on my first hovers

Generally ground effects will not have a consistent pattern. Push your trim button a little bit to the right.

I think the CP2 has a 4n1 unit - you may need to adjust the Proportional just a HAIR. The tail on these will never be rock solid - but you should not have to keep giving it rudder movements all the time. Only occassionally.

I also think you have to unplug the battery when changing the Proportional in order for it to take effect.

If you dont have training gears on it - GET SOME or make some - they will save you a lot of broken parts.

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