Einbaulage/Position VPlane
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Einbaulage/Position VPlane 02.02.2020 16:31:21 |
Hallo, ist es möglich die Neo mit VPlane so einzubauen? Das die Antennen 90 Grad ausgerichtet werden sollen ist mir bewusst. Es geht um das Gehäuse.
Sorry zu spät gesehn. Die Einbaulage soll zu den Achsen passen. Ok dann so nicht.
Aber bei der 2. Neo als Extender geh ich davon aus das es egal ist?
Gruß Christian
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Sorry zu spät gesehn. Die Einbaulage soll zu den Achsen passen. Ok dann so nicht.
Aber bei der 2. Neo als Extender geh ich davon aus das es egal ist?
Gruß Christian
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03.02.2020 08:57:40 |
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28.05.2020 11:37:53 |
Hi Paul,
any NEO with Extender firmware will only act as a servo hub, and if VLink, add it's receiver to the pool.
There is no gyro redundancy available, so the orientation of the Extender does not matter.
On VPlane especially, in case you should ever experience issues with the gyro reactions, you can always switch to a bank (by default Bank 1) where no gyros are used (no gyro gain dialed in).
On the other hand I only recently heard from a Jet pilot (!) who had the orientation of his master NEO wrong, on a large F16 turbine jet, on the maiden flight.
It was correcting elevator the wrong way, control inputs were right.
He was still able to fly a traffic circuit and land safely, because sticks always have priority, the gyros are only supporting with a very narrow range around the control surface position.
Basically, this feels like you have very little authority/deflection, but with large stick inputs, it was manageable in this case.
Of course it would have been safer to do the maiden without stabilization, and be aware to switch back to that bank if necessary.
Bottom line, even in the unlikely event of a gyro failure or flagrant misconfiguration, it will probably not cost you the plane, just raise your pulse
Kind regards
Eddi
Born to fly ...
forced to work.
any NEO with Extender firmware will only act as a servo hub, and if VLink, add it's receiver to the pool.
There is no gyro redundancy available, so the orientation of the Extender does not matter.
On VPlane especially, in case you should ever experience issues with the gyro reactions, you can always switch to a bank (by default Bank 1) where no gyros are used (no gyro gain dialed in).
On the other hand I only recently heard from a Jet pilot (!) who had the orientation of his master NEO wrong, on a large F16 turbine jet, on the maiden flight.
It was correcting elevator the wrong way, control inputs were right.
He was still able to fly a traffic circuit and land safely, because sticks always have priority, the gyros are only supporting with a very narrow range around the control surface position.
Basically, this feels like you have very little authority/deflection, but with large stick inputs, it was manageable in this case.
Of course it would have been safer to do the maiden without stabilization, and be aware to switch back to that bank if necessary.
Bottom line, even in the unlikely event of a gyro failure or flagrant misconfiguration, it will probably not cost you the plane, just raise your pulse
Kind regards
Eddi
Born to fly ...
forced to work.
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