Weird issue with cyclic stops 4.0

[BladeScraper]

Ok, so today I did my first 3D on my X3. It flies really nice, however, I noticed that if I move the stick and stop (say, to do a tic toc) it will overshoot, and there is a delay between when I tell it to stop moving and when it actually stops moving.

There is no cyclic wobble, nothing bad other than this.

What could be causing this? How do I fix it? Gain pots are at 10 o'clock if that means anything.

[Rollmops67]

How are your swashplate dampening and acceleration set ?

Maybe you have too much dampening, or no acceleration ?

Roland

[BladeScraper]

I have like 30% cyclic dampening, and 50% on acceleration. Should I try to do 20% dampening and 70% accel?

[jimmy77611]

I had the exact same issue with my 250 w/4.0. Never really got it sorted out. It seems to me like It is a 4.0 bug. I reverted to 3.1 to see if it went away, and it did. I hated the way 3.1 flew, so I just put 4.0 back in there and got used to it.

A guy I fly with told me they were close to releasing 4.1, so hopefully that'll fix it.

[BladeScraper]

I hope it does fix it, because this is keeping me from flying my best.

How long did it take to get used to it?

[BladeScraper]

Ha, as stated on the Align 3GX site as 'improvements' for 4.0

Improved helicopter swashplate movement stabilization; A more solid, stable feel at the stopping point after concluding rolling or maneuver pauses.

hmmm

[Grabber5.0]

Originally Posted by BladeScraper

Ha, as stated on the Align 3GX site as 'improvements' for 4.0
hmmm

For 4.0 or from 4.0?

[BladeScraper]

It says that 4.0 has that feature. It's funny because its really not true...

I raised the cyclic gains back up to 12 o'clock position, it seems to have helped.

Mild 3D with the Gaui X3 in a Small Area (1 min 25 sec)

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