Thursday, April 2, 2009

CCPM and adjustable Bell-Hiller Ratio for Different Types of Flying Styles


Note: This picture is for illustration purposes only, as it shows A1+ B2 +C2, which is none of the standards:

Normal (Starters and Scale helis): A1 + B1 + C1
F3C flight (Intermediate): A2 + B2 + C1
Advanced 3D flight : A2 + B2 + C2

Here is a more detailed description of the different head setups : Download Word document

Whatever of the above you choose, don't forget that in the end, at 50% throttle on the radio:
  • All three CCPM servos should be 90% to the main shaft.
  • Swashplate must be level, and at middle of it's trajectory.
  • Washout control arms must be level, both confronted.
  • Flybar control arms level.
  • Elevator Swing arms must be level, both confronted.
  • Main blades at 0°
In other words,



All of your links need to be symmetrical in length. Hopefully they will all be, although there is no need for the 3 CCPM links that link with the servos to be identical. A slight variation here is allowed.

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