oard piccoboard gyro
05-11-2005, 03:21 PM
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RE: oard piccoboard gyro
Without a large electronics modification effort? I think not.
The output of the piccoboard is power for a tail motor.
You want something to drive a tail servo.
Also, not being a true head hold gyro, you would not be as happy as if you used a Futaba gy401 or other capable head hold gyro.
The output of the piccoboard is power for a tail motor.
You want something to drive a tail servo.
Also, not being a true head hold gyro, you would not be as happy as if you used a Futaba gy401 or other capable head hold gyro.
05-11-2005, 03:24 PM
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RE: oard piccoboard gyro
I take that back. It IS doable.
http://pgoelz.com/piccolo_separate_tail_esc.html
Now, is it desireable? That part I still stand by from my post above. A true head hold gyro will give you a much better behaved heli.
http://pgoelz.com/piccolo_separate_tail_esc.html
Now, is it desireable? That part I still stand by from my post above. A true head hold gyro will give you a much better behaved heli.
05-12-2005, 12:33 AM
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RE: oard piccoboard gyro
ok then how about this. what exactly is the diffrence between a normal tail gyro and a one with a heading hold? dont normal gyros hold there heading until they recieve input to change it?
