90° vs. 120° mixing
10-13-2003, 04:41 PM
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90° vs. 120° mixing
Seems to me that from a mechanical standpoint 90 shouldn't really be "less" than 120.
Isn't the result (both possible-angle-of-attack and accurancy-wise) the same.
Plz enlighten me
Isn't the result (both possible-angle-of-attack and accurancy-wise) the same.
Plz enlighten me
10-15-2003, 07:11 AM
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RE: 90° vs. 120° mixing
I would think that the servos would struggle a bit more with a 90 degree swash because they wouldn't have as much leverage as with the 120 degree but then again, I feel you're right, I wouldn't think the difference would be drastic or even noticeable.
10-15-2003, 03:27 PM
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RE: 90° vs. 120° mixing
But then again, why is it advertised as THE ultimate mod one could obtain for his her heli (next to flybarless probably) There's just got to be something to it...init?
