TL:DR, remember to physically check the force of the servos once installed, adding a bit of manual resistance to movement (without breaking anything ofc) to see that the servos are actually working as intended and not getting stuck. :p
Nice!
...this reminds me I still need to finish assembling my custom, lossless, 3DP nozzle and test it on the Gripen too.
I watched your autopsy video about your Gripen and the crashes. It's ashame the nozzle caused those issues but does show you need to check the unobvious stuff that doesn't look broken too
Yep, that's me. The RC4ever username was taken here I think, so... 🥲
I see nothing wrong with trying both setups. I still think no roll is better for this sort of airplane configuration, but you do you.
Mind that if you use stabilization on the canards too, and deactivate the roll mix, then the gyro will make the canards fight your inputs in the deactivated axis. Not good! ...There are workarounds, but it requires more programming, usually managed by using logical switches and dual gyro modes, if available.
I shall keep it simple, A3S4 is on order. Appears my TV is delayed motionrc end due to backorders but probably have 5 weeks waiting for the aircraft anyway.
So canards are just for pitch, does that work best as I see motion setup both? I'm also going to add TV. Are you RC4Ever on youtube?
Yep, that's me. The RC4ever username was taken here I think, so... 🥲
I see nothing wrong with trying both setups. I still think no roll is better for this sort of airplane configuration, but you do you.
Mind that if you use stabilization on the canards too, and deactivate the roll mix, then the gyro will make the canards fight your inputs in the deactivated axis. Not good! ...There are workarounds, but it requires more programming, usually managed by using logical switches and dual gyro modes, if available.
Try it both ways, canards for both and then canards for just pitch. On my Gripens I have both as I prefer the way it flies with both.
thanks will give it a go. will put the aileron mix on a switch but leave the elevator mix permanent. Do you think the rates on the canards are ok matched to elevator movement or do I need to reduce it down a little?
A3Mini and A3S4 are my picks as far as HE gyros go. I wouldn't use the canards in roll, just pitch, like the full scale one does. You could add a second gyro to control the canards at a higher gyro gain for optimal performance. Not required, but nice to have.
So canards are just for pitch, does that work best as I see motion setup both? I'm also going to add TV. Are you RC4Ever on youtube?
A3Mini and A3S4 are my picks as far as HE gyros go. I wouldn't use the canards in roll, just pitch, like the full scale one does. You could add a second gyro to control the canards at a higher gyro gain for optimal performance. Not required, but nice to have.
Got mine on order, what's the best Hobbyeagle gyro to use? Assuming I will set it to delta and use CH1 and CH2 only plus rudder. Canards won't be plugged into the gyro and I will have to mix those to work with pitch and roll? I'm not a spektrum user.
Are you saying the canards do not move with stick movement or that they are not being moves by the gyro stabilization? Probably safe either way. If you just don't have gyro movement, absolutely it's safe.
the canards move with the stick in both roll and pitch but do not move under gyro control-the elevons function properly when testing the gyro.
Are you saying the canards do not move with stick movement or that they are not being moves by the gyro stabilization? Probably safe either way. If you just don't have gyro movement, absolutely it's safe.
I have a freezing J39 Gripen with a AR8360T and in gyro mode with as3x active only the elevens respond—no canard movement—is it safe to fly it this way?
I have a freezing J39 Gripen with a AR8360T and in gyro mode with as3x active only the elevens respond—no canard movement—is it safe to fly it this way?
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