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0 2018/04/21 06:33:08
0 2018/04/21 06:33:08
0 2018/04/21 06:33:08
Filled her in with expanding foam and was able to get the shape pretty close.
Filled her in with expanding foam and was able to get the shape pretty close.
0 2018/04/22 20:09:09
0 2018/05/14 06:30:15
0 2018/05/14 06:30:16
New nose turned out okay:)
New nose turned out okay:)
0 2018/05/17 17:25:13
New nose turned out okay:)
New nose turned out okay:)
0 2018/05/17 17:27:40
0 2018/09/13 13:51:56
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0 2018/11/09 10:15:23
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0 2018/11/09 10:17:13
0 2018/11/09 10:31:20
0 2018/11/27 14:57:52
My nose steering center was pretty close so I only needed a little correction to get it centered.
My nose steering center was pretty close so I only needed a little correction to get it centered.
0 2018/12/05 18:11:38
I use 1/10 for the pulse rate, this is the anti-lock brake function. You may like a different pulse rate. Make sure you have the steering mix going the correct direction. Also, if you see the Proportional Caption it means you are in heading hold mode. I have found that Heading Hold works best, but you may prefer proportional mode. If one brake is pulling significantly more than another you can adjust the brake force on each wheel indepentently pushing the Limit button.
I use 1/10 for the pulse rate, this is the anti-lock brake function. You may like a different pulse rate. Make sure you have the steering mix going the correct direction. Also, if you see the Proportional Caption it means you are in heading hold mode. I have found that Heading Hold works best, but you may prefer proportional mode. If one brake is pulling significantly more than another you can adjust the brake force on each wheel indepentently pushing the Limit button.
0 2018/12/05 18:11:38
0 2018/12/05 18:11:38
I'm using the 2CH mode currently, however, I may try the Jeti UDI now that I have a Jeti radio. Once you select the Radio Mode you will need to go through the prompted setup. Make sure the retracts and brakes are in the actual position indicated during the prompts.
I'm using the 2CH mode currently, however, I may try the Jeti UDI now that I have a Jeti radio. Once you select the Radio Mode you will need to go through the prompted setup. Make sure the retracts and brakes are in the actual position indicated during the prompts.
0 2018/12/05 18:11:38
0 2018/12/05 18:11:38
0 2018/12/05 18:11:38
0 2018/12/05 18:11:39
0 2018/12/05 18:11:39
I have all three of my LG15 configured for CYCLE SWITCH at start up, this prevents me from accidentally retracting the gear when turning on the power. You may like another default.
I have all three of my LG15 configured for CYCLE SWITCH at start up, this prevents me from accidentally retracting the gear when turning on the power. You may like another default.
0 2018/12/05 18:11:39
Here is what the brake limit page looks like, I have mine set to 100% for both. I use the mix in the radio to limit the overall brake force, you could limit it here instead.
Here is what the brake limit page looks like, I have mine set to 100% for both. I use the mix in the radio to limit the overall brake force, you could limit it here instead.
0 2018/12/05 18:34:08
I don't remember the difference between Gain and Gyro Gain, will need to review the manual and update this post. However, these are my settings that work well.
I don't remember the difference between Gain and Gyro Gain, will need to review the manual and update this post. However, these are my settings that work well.
0 2018/12/05 18:34:18
Click the Change button to select Jeti UDI, Futaba S-Bus etc.
Click the Change button to select Jeti UDI, Futaba S-Bus etc.
0 2018/12/05 18:34:34
I recommend starting with .5 amps on the JP electric retracts, I had to bump up the mains to .6 to get them to retract consistently. Be very careful if you power this unit via 2SLipo as the JP Retract motors can only handle 7.5 volts, ask me how I know that! With 2SLipo I use a regulator set to 7.5v, another option is 2SLiFe, which does not require a regulator.
I recommend starting with .5 amps on the JP electric retracts, I had to bump up the mains to .6 to get them to retract consistently. Be very careful if you power this unit via 2SLipo as the JP Retract motors can only handle 7.5 volts, ask me how I know that! With 2SLipo I use a regulator set to 7.5v, another option is 2SLiFe, which does not require a regulator.
0 2018/12/05 18:34:42
0 2018/12/06 09:41:34
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