baby_zyklon
Key Veteran
Location: Singapore
| tchavei and locktite,how does the logictech and spartan compare, in terms of holding performance, center feel and piro consistency? Might try one if the spartan is a lot better like many have said.
I haven't tried the spartan, but comparing the solid-g + BLS251 combo to the logictech, I have the say the solid-g combo is a much better gyro, even for someone who is miles away from pro standard. So there is no need to be a pro to feel the difference. It just feels right from the very first flight, from the very first time you do a piro with it. And its so easy to set up, no trim or linkage to adjust, just center the tail, set the limit and heli model and its done. Center feel wise, the solid-g is somewhere between futaba and logictech, so it does require expo, but not a lot. Piro rate for the same atv is quite a lot faster than the 6100t.
In terms of holding performance, both are pretty good, with the solid-g being slightly better, especially when I loose a bit of headspeed. Piro stops are precise and yet not hard. There is no bounce or hard-stops like the 6100t. In terms of piro consistency, the solid-g is amazing, simply solid. Even when the rotor load(and rpm) is changing(like in a badly managed piro flip), the tail just goes round and round in a constant rate. Not that the piro consistency of the 6100t is bad, but the solid-g is noticeably better. In a sense, the solid-g makes 3d flying easier. So far, I have only had one flight on the solid-g and I am already considering replacing the 6100t. Both were tried on the very same heli, so the only variable was the gyro.
As for logictech servo support, I believe in the spartan and solid-g, the settings is basically the same as the 9251/9256. Base on that, I tried the 6100t with the BLS251, it seems to work normally like how it should, but I don't have the courage to fly it. |
