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Thanks for the input, guys. :) I had also made a test harness for my ER-40s, in which I used an old 5 cell JR NiCd pack. I just tested it on my new gear and they work fine with the ER-50s. I needed to actuate them to ensure one of my sets was indeed a 100 degree rotation setup.
I didn't even think to look up what their manual controller was for... :confused: Now I know! Thanks Florian! On my next order, I may pick one up, just to be on the safe side! Have a good Christmas, guys! |
Got my controller within a couple days ordering from JAG RC/Electron Retracts USA
makes install/set-up very easy https://jag-rc.com/shop?olsPage=prod...ual-controller https://www.facebook.com/electronretractsusa/ |
I agree. That manual controller is a really nice tool for operating the retracts in situations where they need to be down in order to remove the wings but then need to be retracted for transport of the wings. The same is true when assembling the plane if the gear needs to be down to plug the wings in.
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Originally Posted by sc0tt
(Post 12488568)
Got my controller within a couple days ordering from JAG RC/Electron Retracts USA
makes install/set-up very easy https://jag-rc.com/shop?olsPage=prod...ual-controller https://www.facebook.com/electronretractsusa/ |
I did not know the manual controller was available till this thread. I'm ordering one tonight.
Thanks for the info. |
Originally Posted by Spuetz
(Post 12366743)
Hi everyone,
does anyone have a good starting value from experience for setting the gyro values to the differential brakes? I'm using it in a C&C Aermacchi M 346. I don't want to mix brakes with steering, just want to keep it straight when braking. My brakes tend to have different braking power, left and right and the jet tended to veer to one side when I applied the brakes. But what do I start with? 20%? 50%? more? I have same M346 equipped with Xicoy LGC-15 which I believe is about the same as GS-200. I have no veering on brakes. It is actually very stable... just needs to have friction on tyres. I have set up that has low braking force and little gyro correction. I guessed these parameters last spring and haven't made any corrections since: Pulse ratio 1/5, Steering mix 10%, Gyro mix 10%. Center 0%, Gain 100%, Gyro gain -10% Hope this helps, Jyri |
Friends, I have a set of er40 ( reversible) controlled by a GS200. One motor in one of the retracts went faulty and I ordered a new one. Its installed now, but a I face a strange problem in that retract. It is moving opposite to the other two. I have checked everything I the tr union is installed in the proper way. I did not find anyway option in GS200 to prevent this . Or to reverse one retract. Can anyone help?
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Originally Posted by awanx
(Post 12571528)
Friends, I have a set of er40 ( reversible) controlled by a GS200. One motor in one of the retracts went faulty and I ordered a new one. Its installed now, but a I face a strange problem in that retract. It is moving opposite to the other two. I have checked everything I the tr union is installed in the proper way. I did not find anyway option in GS200 to prevent this . Or to reverse one retract. Can anyone help?
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Transpose the retract motor leads -
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Originally Posted by awanx
(Post 12571528)
Friends, I have a set of er40 ( reversible) controlled by a GS200. One motor in one of the retracts went faulty and I ordered a new one. Its installed now, but a I face a strange problem in that retract. It is moving opposite to the other two. I have checked everything I the tr union is installed in the proper way. I did not find anyway option in GS200 to prevent this . Or to reverse one retract. Can anyone help?
Unplug the two other units and cycle this one so they all are in the same position. Then plug them all in, and then they should operate together. |
Originally Posted by FlorianDo
(Post 12488359)
I prefer to use manual controller from electron for installation and field assembly of the wings to the fuselage. Spending 40 bucks or so to avoid burned retracts was worth the price to me..
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rcu...70f33fbf5a.jpg |
Originally Posted by awanx
(Post 12571528)
Friends, I have a set of er40 ( reversible) controlled by a GS200. One motor in one of the retracts went faulty and I ordered a new one. Its installed now, but a I face a strange problem in that retract. It is moving opposite to the other two. I have checked everything I the tr union is installed in the proper way. I did not find anyway option in GS200 to prevent this . Or to reverse one retract. Can anyone help?
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rcu...3a8803fc6d.jpg |
Originally Posted by winter1
(Post 12647129)
You can solve the reverse operation of the aircraft's retractable landing gear by reversing the polarity of the JR servo connectors in your controller. Exactly as the guys say. ***winter***
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Originally Posted by Dansy
(Post 12647139)
You only have to reverse them (normally) if you reversed the retract from what how they were deliver, at least that’s my experience..
yes, you need to do the mechanical adjustment first. I think the manufacturer supplies retractable gear set up to fit into the foam cutouts in the box. The landing gear was delivered to me in a mechanical setup that could not be used for the T-1. In the photo (above) is mechanically set reverse operation. That's fine for the T-1. Changing the settings is a matter of minutes. ***winter*** -This is why the polarity of the connectors must be reversed !- |
Humm I wasn't asking.....I have no problems... ahah
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I think a nose motor is reversed to a main...
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Originally Posted by Dansy
(Post 12647188)
Humm I wasn't asking.....I have no problems... ahah
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Originally Posted by winter1
(Post 12647210)
I know you have no problems. :D I just supplemented my previous post to make it complete and understandable. So I hope it is ..... :) ***winter***
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Originally Posted by Dansy
(Post 12647214)
‘I guess just the way it was writing 😬....I installed electron in quite a few airplanes :) and I have a few more to do this winter.....I’m actually playing with the first set of NG that I see......pretty cool motors for the monster plane, going into a Pirotti G91 .....
https://www.google.com/search?hl=cs&...sy-ab&ved=0ahU Pirotti G91- Modelcity Czech Republic |
Yes it’s a huge plane the gear is big and pretty heavy but does look great........with electron er50 NG and the pro controller, it will work nicely....this model is a lot of work but I’m sure the owner will enjoy it for a long time......
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