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HIROBO Freya - Sceadu - Shuttle > Evo 90 Cyclic Control Over reactive

rudyy
Veteran
Location: E. Amherst, NY, USA

I am still fine tuning on my Evo 90. I find the cyclic control too reactive that I have to reduce the end point adjustment on my JR tx from +/- 100% to +/- 75% for both aileron and elevator. Otherwise, just a slight touch on the right stick will result in a very big movement on the swash. Do you guys have this issue? Should I keep the EPA at +/- 100% but instead adjust the dual/exp rate control?

Rudy

04-19-2008 10:27 PM

c54fun
Senior Heliman
Location: Central Iowa

Not sure on your radio but I had the same thing on a Raptor 90. I added expo until it felt good. Also lowered my cyclic to 6 degrees. Then later I bumped up the cyclic and removed some expo.

Worked for me anyways.

4 out of 3 people have problems with fraction's.

04-19-2008 11:16 PM

Flyfalcons
Veteran
Location: Bonney Lake, WA

Try some expo; I use about 30% or so on the cyclic on both of my Hirobos. Even still, on my Freya 90 the response is still too quick with MAH 690 blades and weight-less paddles, so I have ordered some weights to calm the cyclic down a little more.

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Ryan Winslow
X-Spec, EVO 50

04-21-2008 02:35 AM

Juggy
Senior Heliman
Location: Pomona, CA-USA

we try to find a bird which have a big movement with small touch. it is a good thing. cause later on u will want a bird which is very fast on cyclic.

Fly the way i want => IRON NUT

04-22-2008 06:06 AM

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Dave's Raptor
Heliman
Location: Kennett, Mo USA

I have an Evo90, when I got it the paddles did not have any weights in them I had the same issue. We had a hirobo rep at one of our funflys Ryan from Oklahoma and he helped me out. With the stock paddles and no weights the heli is to fast on cyclic. If you use expo it will slow it down around center stick. I would recommend not changing your EPA'S from +/- 100% because that changes the amount of cyclic throw. If the heli is to fast on cyclic,I would add the weights to the paddles you have or change them for different ones. This is just my 2 cents from my setup,I currently run V-Paddles and they fly just right for me. If you do use expo I would suggest around 20-30% on aileron and elevator as a starting point. I hope this will help you with your setup.

Dave

04-22-2008 04:22 PM

hornet dave
Veteran
Location: Pittsburgh PA USA

ive been using 95mm v-paddles. they are a little quicker than the stock paddles w/ just the lead weights but the v's are a whole lot nicer in forward flight using a flybar ratio of around 85%.

LaHeli Maxir - The only micro that matters

04-22-2008 06:54 PM

rccaw
Senior Heliman
Location: La Palma, Calif.

Check you mixing arm setting and make sure it's set on high stability before anything else and go from there.

04-24-2008 05:59 PM

rudyy
Veteran
Location: E. Amherst, NY, USA

Instead of adjusting expo and EPA, I am now decreasing the dual rate. It does slow down the response by inhibiting the swash movement.

Rudy

04-24-2008 06:34 PM

darno
Heliman
Location: Lewis Center, OH

You may also want to try the longer flybar.

04-24-2008 06:34 PM

rccaw
Senior Heliman
Location: La Palma, Calif.

Darno, a longer flybar will make it more responsive, he wants to tame it down.