servo test vbar

Hi, just a concern, it might be a useful put a servo test feature on vbar control?

Is there any different better process than doing it manually? or putting pitch pump parameter close to 100?

Regards.

Mariano Suárez

Hello Mariano,

using pitch pump and move the sticks is the most stressful way - and so it is the right one ;-)

regards (EN) / Gruss (DE)

Rainer Vetter

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Hello Mariano,

that, and if necessary apply pressure to the swash plate or against any servo arm.

And there's also the oscillator macrocell, which can make a servo move forwards and backwards automatically.
But that doesn't really cause stress to the servo, unless—again—you apply pressure.
Benefit: you have both hands free, don't have to move the stick manually.

With Pitch Pump, you can also use the Oscilloscope feature of VBar Control touch/EVO and VBar EVO, to see how your power supply is coping.

Kind regards

Eddi

Born to fly ...
forced to work.

Great, i didn't know about the oscilloscope feature..
Thank u very much.
Regards

Mariano Suárez