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07-21-2006, 07:55 AM
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| Heli go sideways... Hi expert out there. I am a beginner and i just got a Thunderbird II. However when i try to lift off, the heli will go sideways. After i adjusted the gyro, the heli goes in circle (no more sideways). At least it stay in a small spot. hehehe  Pls advise what should i do, where did it went wrong. I also did adjust the stabilizers, but not much of a difference. Sad.....  |
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07-21-2006, 09:43 AM
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 Re: Heli go sideways... The 4 channel micros always have a tendency to veer left on takeoff-you need to takeoff quickly or hold a little right stick until you are out of ground effect[about 3 ft. high].Adjust gyro to stop spinning and level the swashplate as best you can then use trims to stabilize the heli.
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07-21-2006, 11:01 PM
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| Re: Heli go sideways... Sorry for my ignorance, what is a squashplate ? If i stop the rear rotor completely, it will go in circle. If i moderate the rear rotor, it wont go in circle but pitch to sideways. Can the thunderbird 2 actually hovers beautifully ? Sigh. Need more help..... |
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