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linkahwai · 02-16-2009, 05:04 AM

My 4G3 tail wagging a lot recently, had tried the dip12 to increase the sensitivity but it doesn't help at all. New main and tail motor, wooden blade with plastic removed. What other possible causes and solutions?

666yeti666 · 02-20-2009, 03:38 AM

I've been reading on a German forum (rc-heli.de) that the lipo is of big influence on the tail. If using a poor lipo , the voltage will drop and you have to correct this by increase the pitch, which will cause a tail that has to work harder.
Some guys us a better lipo which leads to a better holding tail.

sebastien

02-16-2009, 05:04 AM	#1 (permalink)
linkahwai Registered Users Join Date: Sep 2008	Tail wag My 4G3 tail wagging a lot recently, had tried the dip12 to increase the sensitivity but it doesn't help at all. New main and tail motor, wooden blade with plastic removed. What other possible causes and solutions? __________________ Trex 250: RCM-BL250, RCE-BL15X, DS410, GP750+S3154, AR6100 Trex 450 Pro: RCM-BL430SP, RCE-BL35X, DS410M, GP750+DS520, AR6100E Trex 500 ESP: RCM-BL500L, RCE-BL60G, DS510, GP750+DS520, AR6200 http://linkahwai.blogspot.com/

02-20-2009, 03:38 AM	#2 (permalink)
666yeti666 Registered Users Join Date: Jun 2006	I've been reading on a German forum (rc-heli.de) that the lipo is of big influence on the tail. If using a poor lipo , the voltage will drop and you have to correct this by increase the pitch, which will cause a tail that has to work harder. Some guys us a better lipo which leads to a better holding tail. sebastien __________________ Lynx team pilot . Compass field rep. Compass 7HV , OXY3+, Goblin 700 comp , Gaui X7 formula, Jeti 2.4, Mikado vstabi

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