Flight stabilizer / co-pilot question
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From: 3344 burkalter ln.,
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Hi,
I recently inquired about an auto-leveling stabilization system for FP heli's and was told of the "FMA Co-Pilot CPD4". Looks promising but I wanted to know if anyone knows if it (or something similar) can be used in a 4-channel fixed-pitch 'Exceed - Falcon 40' (very small heli) or one of its numerous clones.
The helicopters specs are:
Full Length: ~ 2 feet
Full Width: 6.4 Inches
Maximal Weight: 10 oz (without battery)
Main Rotor: 20 Inches
Tail Rotor: 6 Inches
Power: 8.4V NI-MH Battery
Thanks!
I recently inquired about an auto-leveling stabilization system for FP heli's and was told of the "FMA Co-Pilot CPD4". Looks promising but I wanted to know if anyone knows if it (or something similar) can be used in a 4-channel fixed-pitch 'Exceed - Falcon 40' (very small heli) or one of its numerous clones.
The helicopters specs are:
Full Length: ~ 2 feet
Full Width: 6.4 Inches
Maximal Weight: 10 oz (without battery)
Main Rotor: 20 Inches
Tail Rotor: 6 Inches
Power: 8.4V NI-MH Battery
Thanks!
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From: 3344 burkalter ln.,
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Why wouldn't the cpd4 (co-pilot original) work? I thought the only drawback with that unit is that it wouldn't work with collective pitch, and the Falcon 40 is fixed pitch. The co-pilot 2 is for CP and can handle 6-channel inverted flight (which the cpd4 cannot), correct?
Also, if that's the case, wouldn't the FMA FS8 work as well on the Falcon 40?
Also, if that's the case, wouldn't the FMA FS8 work as well on the Falcon 40?



