Need Gyro Advice
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From: chatsworth,
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Hello,
I am in the middle of a project similar to the draganflyer, and am looking to replace my practically useless pg-03s with a heading lock gyro. Unfortunatly, I have no channels to spare. would somebody point me in the right direction to a heading lock gyro (weight is not a major concern) that does not require a seperate gain channel to opperate. This craft is NOT mechanically perfect so i know that a gyro will not work at optimum, but it is pretty close.
Cheers,
spaceclam
I am in the middle of a project similar to the draganflyer, and am looking to replace my practically useless pg-03s with a heading lock gyro. Unfortunatly, I have no channels to spare. would somebody point me in the right direction to a heading lock gyro (weight is not a major concern) that does not require a seperate gain channel to opperate. This craft is NOT mechanically perfect so i know that a gyro will not work at optimum, but it is pretty close.
Cheers,
spaceclam
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A Futaba 240 gyro is a heading lock gyro with mechanical adjustment. It is the same size and weight as the 401 so it should be light enough to work on your project.



