Warp Maiden vandaag ... tja wat zal ik zeggen.
Accu 1:
Optoeren, los van de grond .. oke kleine vibratie in staart.
Piro maken, en staart slaan ineens heen en weer, snel op auto rotatie naar de grond gebracht. Zachte landing.
Staart sturing op einde van servo hevel gezet van staart servo.
Accu 2:
Oke probleem opgelost, staart is goed. Ook met piro's.
Beetje heen en weer gevlogen met stall turns. Oke best leuk.
Kop is verder netjes recht en goed.
Schakelen naar idle 1 en 2 ... hmm raar, geen toerental verhoging.
Zender moet goed ingesteld zijn, zelfde waardes als de atom.
Accu aan de meter gegooid, kats leeg .. 4% over na een vluchtje van krap 4 minuten.
Dus de Kontronik Koby esc even opnieuw aangeleerd en in heli modus gezet volgens onderstaande methode:
Start out by setting your Tx throttle curve 0 to 100 in Norm like you usually would.
Set your Flight Mode switch to Norm
Set your throttle channel travel adjust (ATV's) to 100/100.
Your ESC should be plugged in to your receiver throttle port, and the rx bound to your Tx so the throttle channel is operational.
Make sure the pinion is backed off in case the motor spools up during your programming sequence. It should not, but need to be safe. You can also simply remove blades, but be ready for the head and tail to spin.
Set the Tx throttle stick to Zero.
Power up the Tx
Power up the Koby and listen for the (3) ascending tones.
Now press the program button on the Koby.
Listen for the descending tones to confirm the Koby is now in Programming Mode.
Now watch/listen for sequential tones, (1) beep, then (2) beeps, then (3) beeps, and finally (4) beeps - this is Heli (governor) Mode.
Sweep the Tx throttle stick to full throttle position
Now listen for confirmation with (3) descending tones.
Koby should now signal the (4) beeps confirming it's in Mode 4 (Heli Mode).
Disconnect power from the Koby.
It's now programmed for a governed headspeed according to the percentage value set in the throttle curves for your flight mode switch positions. It will have a 12 second spool up and reach the value of the throttle curve, and will maintain that speed under load.
Now you may set your Norm and Idle Up throttle curves to flat values as desired. For example, I plan to have a low headspeed in Norm, and higher speed in St1 and St2. Some initial experimentation will be needed to achieve the desired speed. You can use a tach for this, if you want a precise speed. No need to change anything else but the throttle curve values (unless you find a need to have different FBL gain settings at different speeds, which would be switched from another Tx switch). For each curve, it needs to be a singular value - say, 65% for example. All values on your curve will be 65% for that selection. I use 65-INH-65-INH-65 on my DX7se for example.
I don't yet know if the Koby governor is optimal with the same headroom as the Jive, so I too need to learn this. I am sure others here have much more expertise than I, but maybe this will help satisfy your curiosity a bit until they come forward.
Accu 3:
Nog steeds een toerental verhoging bij idle ups ... raar,
Wel ineens ratelend geluid bij pitch pumps .. hmm naar de grond.
Er zit wel wat speling op de main belt, maar als ik het op de hand tegenhoud dan slipt het niet door.
kan iemand mij verklaren wat er fout gaat met de idle ups?
Normal 80% - idle 1 90% en idle 2 100% throttle... maar geen verschillen te merken en te horen.
Ergens gaat er iets fout, waardoor mijn accu's ook snel leegraken lijkt het wel.
Desire power 1300mah 6s 35c
Edit:
Vliegmodussen nu geschakeld van 70 - 80 en 90 % throttle,
en nou schakelt het wel over naar hoger toerental.
Zou dan 90% de max zijn voor de scorpion motor en kontronik esc ..toch raar.