Admiral RX600SP 6-channel DSMX with Stability Plus Gyro

[Old_Man]

Ryan, I now see some comments stating that the receiver is essentially a "copy" of the LemonPlus but with changes to the firmware. And, those changes which have simplified things may have diminished the full capability for auto-leveling although it is still there. I am not sure if the receiver is what I need, or not, at this point. Maybe you can communicate with Brad and let me know what is what? Would like to use your product if it will satisfy the mission required. I just saw your response above while writing this most recent comment. I will filter your statements. And thank you for the input.

[ryramZ]

Sad to see that Warbird Charlie had RELUCTANTLY accepted comments.

I spoke to BRAD more than one time on this topic.

He informed me that the capability is similar to that of the SAFE TECHNOLOGY and that if the sticks are left alone the plane will go to straight and level.

Is Brad misinformed Ryan?

The plane will act like any other plane if you let off the sticks, it will need you to get back on the sticks. The only way it would self level is if you were in recovery mode and you continually held down the bind button/recovery button. In which case the plane would be hard to fly because it will be trying to stay level. That is because it's a recovery function not a bank limiting training aid. This is only with recovery function being activated.

similar but different safe has beginner, intermediate and experienced modes as well as some of the self leveling features. Also when you hit the panic button the plane recovers.

ours is a stabilizer that can easily be set to have the desired gain you want. With ours you must hold the recovery button down until you achieve the desired result. This is because the rx is not designed for any particular plane. The end user is the one who determines when the desired result has been reached.

if I'm inverted and I just tap the recovery button it will only begin to recover. I must hold it down until the plane has righted itself, as demonstrated in the video.

[Old_Man]

Who did you talk to? The gyro has a recovery mode, it's not an auto level.

Sad to see that Warbird Charlie had RELUCTANTLY accepted comments.

I spoke to BRAD more than one time on this topic.

He informed me that the capability is similar to that of the SAFE TECHNOLOGY and that if the sticks are left alone the plane will go to straight and level.

Is Brad misinformed Ryan?

[OV10]

I reluctantly :Thinking:accepted Old_Man's comment that Motion CS indicated it had auto-level.
So my original input on post#18 was correct. :Smug:
I trust what you say Ryan......;)

[ryramZ]

And this one to see the setup and install. Lots of good info

[ryramZ]

Please watch this video which displays the gyro and what it does.

[ryramZ]

Hi Warbird Charlie, according to Motion RC, yes, it will do that and I just spoke with them to confirm it. Thanks. I asked several times to make sure that I was stating correctly what I meant. I hope there was no confusion on what I was saying to the representative.

Who did you talk to? The gyro has a recovery mode, it's not an auto level.

[OV10]

Hi Warbird Charlie, according to Motion RC, yes, it will do that and I just spoke with them to confirm it. Thanks.

Cool.............just learned something new about these Admirals. That is a function that separates them from their OEM(Lemon) version.

[Old_Man]

Hi Warbird Charlie, according to Motion RC, yes, it will do that and I just spoke with them to confirm it. Thanks. I asked several times to make sure that I was stating correctly what I meant. I hope there was no confusion on what I was saying to the representative.

[OV10]

Trying to fly without having to throw away the thing after the first attempt. Bought an Admiral RX600SP to use as the receiver, stabilizer and gyro. Anyone know how to set it up to have the auto-level capability enabled all of the time sort of like the SAFE mode? I want to have it such that when the sticks are not deliberately moved to cause a change the plane will just default back to level flight. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.

Welcome to the Squawk Old_Man (there's a lot of us here that could've claimed that LOL)
The stabilizer/gyro function of the Admiral you just bought is not going do that. Sorry...........

[Old_Man]

Trying to fly without having to throw away the thing after the first attempt. Bought an Admiral RX600SP to use as the receiver, stabilizer and gyro. Anyone know how to set it up to have the auto-level capability enabled all of the time sort of like the SAFE mode? I want to have it such that when the sticks are not deliberately moved to cause a change the plane will just default back to level flight. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.

[doctormike]

Thank you, very much! Doc

[ryramZ]

Thanks, but, I guess I don't understand what that has to do with movement that is so small that you can't tell if it is correct. I don't use the recovery mode. Doc

recovery mode exaggerates the correction, henceforth you will know if they are right. Example put aircraft nose down and flip into recovery, you should then see an up elevator deflection. That indicates your correction direction is indeed correct. It's easier to see what the corrections are in recovery than not. That's why I said it. Obviously you don't have to keep it in recovery mode just it's useful in making sure your gyro is setup properly.

[doctormike]

Thanks, but, I guess I don't understand what that has to do with movement that is so small that you can't tell if it is correct. I don't use the recovery mode. Doc

[CFIT rob]

Recovery is one of the mode options. Usually assigned to bind/trainer button. When pressed it returns aircaft to straight and level. If you held plane at odd angles and activated recovery ,the control surfaces will deflect in an attempt to right the aircraft. Helpfull video on MRC website.

[doctormike]

Thanks, Ryan...but, what is recovery? Doc

[ryramZ]

I'll check that. Thanks, Doc

Put it in recovery and check.

[doctormike]

I'll check that. Thanks, Doc

[OV10]

My rud/ele don't move enough to check their direction. It's more of a guess. This is with the gain turned way up. The ailerons are very visible. Doc

Doc....do you have those particular surface controls on low/high rate setting or the throw settings electronically reduced below 75% ?

[doctormike]

My rud/ele don't move enough to check their direction. It's more of a guess. This is with the gain turned way up. The ailerons are very visible. Doc