dkshema rrProfessor Location: Cedar Rapids, IA
| Let's see...a Blade 400 with a DX6i.
CCPM swashplate. Set the DX6i swash menu to select three servo, 120 degree CCPM.
The servo that controls the front ball on the swashplate plugs into the Receiver's ELEVATOR channel.
Of the two remaining servos, one plugs into the AILERON channel, the other plugs into Aux 1 -- channel 6.
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Move the stick side to side. The two servos controlling the rear of the swash (aileron and pitch channels) need to move in opposite directions...one goes up, the other goes down. If they both move in the same direction -- go to your servo REVERSE meny and reverse one of them, it doesn't matter which one. Don' worry if left and right seem to be backwards at this point.
Push the stick forward and backward. The two servos in the rear must move in the same direction -- both UP or both DOWN. The one servo in the front must move OPPOSITE direction. If the two in the rear go UP, the one in the front must go down. If this doesn't happen, go back to your reversing menu and REVERSE the ELEVATOR channel. Again, don't worry if the swash tilts the wrong way at this point.
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Move the stick to the left. The left side of the swash must tilt DOWN. If it tilts UP, go to your DX6i SWASH MIX menu, and change the sign of the number associated with the AILERON function. If the number is +65, make it -65....
Move the stick forward (toward the top of the TX case). The front of the swash must tilt DOWN. If it doesn't, go to the SWASH MIX menu and change the sign of the number associated with the ELEVATOR function. If it's -65, make it +65.
Move the collective pitch/throttle stick UP. The leading edge of the MR blades must move UP. If they don't, go back to that SWASH MIX menu and change the sign of the number associated with PITCH. If it's +65, make it -65.
The servos are all now moving correctly with respect to each other, and with respect to the sticks. Finish your setup and go test fly to fine tune.
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