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2018-07-07, 21:07 by Gary M Jones
I was at the field today between 14:00 & 15:00 all on my own , good flying too. There is a dead sheep along the fence line towards the gate from the pits, I saw the farmer so reported this to her. I hope no one had plans for a BBQ .
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Multi rotor "A" Test pass
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Multi rotor "A" Test pass
Well done to Mr Andy Sayle, who succsesfuly passed his multirotor A test last night.
Andy demostrated great quad control and exalent craft knowlage, If a little argumentative.
Congrats mate
M
Andy demostrated great quad control and exalent craft knowlage, If a little argumentative.
Congrats mate
M
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Re: Multi rotor "A" Test pass
Well done Andy!
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Cheers guys. I wouldn't have said argumentative, I was just pointing out the finer nuances of the control system I was using
On a related note, anyone flying Multirotors in the club, get this test done. It is veeeerrry simple to do, an afternoon of practice flying in manual mode, and you should be reet Let's see if we can become the UK's most prolific club in terms of A cert multirotor pilots!
Andy
On a related note, anyone flying Multirotors in the club, get this test done. It is veeeerrry simple to do, an afternoon of practice flying in manual mode, and you should be reet Let's see if we can become the UK's most prolific club in terms of A cert multirotor pilots!
Andy
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Re: Multi rotor "A" Test pass
Yes could do with dedicating an afternoon to manual flying only to try and get it sussed.
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Re: Multi rotor "A" Test pass
gerrit done Pete, you will be fine. slow and steady is the key. Andy had near perfect conditions last night which helped, all be it a little low on light.
One thing I did notice last night is the smaller 330FL was eaier to fly the test than the heavier TBS disco, the added mass on the disco made it want to accelerate faster through the "lazy 8`s" requiring more user input to slow her back down.
Both flew it fine just a little easier with thr LF
One thing I did notice last night is the smaller 330FL was eaier to fly the test than the heavier TBS disco, the added mass on the disco made it want to accelerate faster through the "lazy 8`s" requiring more user input to slow her back down.
Both flew it fine just a little easier with thr LF
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The other thing I had done to the setup for the test, is put a bucket full of expo on the aileron/elevator to tame it down around neutral. Makes it super docile. I also put a bit of a throttle curve in there to calm the throttle response down a bit around the hover point too.
You can do the same for the 450 sized quads too, you would just need to spend a few flights setting it up and getting used to it.
I think I will keep the throttle curve, it does make for easier hovering in manual modes. The expo is something I will probably reduce somewhat, possibly even switch in and out during a flight.
Andy
You can do the same for the 450 sized quads too, you would just need to spend a few flights setting it up and getting used to it.
I think I will keep the throttle curve, it does make for easier hovering in manual modes. The expo is something I will probably reduce somewhat, possibly even switch in and out during a flight.
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Re: Multi rotor "A" Test pass
agreed,
Just like any other BMFA test. A well set up aircraft makes the job a whole lot easier
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Just like any other BMFA test. A well set up aircraft makes the job a whole lot easier
M
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And a well setup TX. That smoother throttle stick makes a world of difference!
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told ya!
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It still feels a bit weird though. A bit like wearing new shoes....
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Re: Multi rotor "A" Test pass
I've tried the 450 with 50% expo and rates, it doesn't feel to bad but if not careful it will speed up on the figure of 8 and then I get in trouble.
I will have ago with the 330 and see how it goes.
Peter
I will have ago with the 330 and see how it goes.
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