IGyro 3Xtra ca Cortex Pro
#2

My Feedback: (11)
Pros for the igyro is the hold mode is implemented better, it releases as soon as you move the stick. Allows GPS input for gain changes due to speed. Con outputs are hard coded, you have an extra elevator slot you can't remap it for nose wheel or whatever.
Cortex you plug in servos and it assigns outputs during the teach-in so its more flexible setup wise but hold mode is only good for torque rolling airplanes.
They both work really well.
Cortex you plug in servos and it assigns outputs during the teach-in so its more flexible setup wise but hold mode is only good for torque rolling airplanes.
They both work really well.
#3
Thread Starter

My Feedback: (64)
Pros for the igyro is the hold mode is implemented better, it releases as soon as you move the stick. Allows GPS input for gain changes due to speed. Con outputs are hard coded, you have an extra elevator slot you can't remap it for nose wheel or whatever.
Cortex you plug in servos and it assigns outputs during the teach-in so its more flexible setup wise but hold mode is only good for torque rolling airplanes.
They both work really well.
Cortex you plug in servos and it assigns outputs during the teach-in so its more flexible setup wise but hold mode is only good for torque rolling airplanes.
They both work really well.
#4

My Feedback: (11)
You can adjust the gain on both from the transmitter.
What I do on the Cortex is find the highest gain that the plane will tolerate at high speed then back it off a few points, then set a mix to bump the gain with the flaps or gear down.
On the Igyro I just use the GPS to increase the gain with less speed.
What I do on the Cortex is find the highest gain that the plane will tolerate at high speed then back it off a few points, then set a mix to bump the gain with the flaps or gear down.
On the Igyro I just use the GPS to increase the gain with less speed.



