Buzzin Brian
Elite Veteran
Location: College Station, Texas
| There are several things to consider, all of which have been brought up. Like has been said the T-Rex 600N likes a way higher gain than the 38% gain (which is meant to be a starting point by the way) as you have discovered. Mine is running at 58% and it is SUPER sweet! The setting for the 600N for me were pretty right on target. The second thing is what Chris has pointed out. The fact that the Solid-G is very sensitive around center when flown without expo. I can say that the Solid-G is the ONLY gyro I have ever used expo on in my life, but with a little expo I was able to get the gyro just the way I wanted it. Not the way someone else decided it should be. So that turned out to be a good thing! The third thing is the travel adjust on the rudder channel. If it is at 100% and 100% (which it should be after set up is complete) the piro rate will likely be a little fast. You can use the rudder dual rates if desired to taylor the piro rate to a desired speed, or you can reduce the travel adjust to taylor the speed. But be aware if you ever need to re-set the end points on the gyro the travel adjust and or rudder dual rates will have to be BACK at the 100% and 100% travels or linear on the dual rates. My point is there are a small hand full of adjustments that can be made to taylor the feel of the gyro, but I beleive your issue is low gain. I would run the gain up into the mid 50's when viewed with the G-View and then put in a little expo. Start at about 30% and go from there. With a few adjustments you should be able to get exactly the feel you like. If not call me, we will go over the details. I will help any way I can.
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