OK, here's the problem. I use several Eagle A3 super and A3 Super 2 on several of my 4 channel planes. Setup is easy and never any problem. I recently bought a Delta wing and after several days of frustration I cannot get the gyro (either one of them and also swapped gyro from the other working planes with no positive result) to operate. When I follow the manual (for either the super 2 or a3 super) and connect the wires throws don't work, throws in opposite direction or only one elevon works and the other just sits there. I swapped out servos but no difference. i.e. When I use up elevator one goes up and the other down. When I connect the rudder channel (for the nose wheel only) The elevator moves instead. If I connect the rudder wire directly to channel 4 on the receiver it works but then it causes the flaps to operate also. If I don't use the gyro I can get everything working fine just using my Tactic 650. Changing the transmitter options makes no difference. HELP! Alan
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RE: gyro
I'm assuming you changed the gyro setting from "normal" configuration to "Delta" wing configuration? If so, and you have wired it correctly, I have no other suggestions. Is it mounted in a different orientation in the wing? -
RE: gyro
I found the problem. Since following the instructions in the manual didn't seem to help, I decided to experiment with different wire connections and finally discovered the right combination. Totally different than what the manual said to do. Apparently setting up the Eagle A3 Super for a Delta Wing is totally back-asswards from a normal 4 channel plane.Comment
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