Beast x blue light at 6 deg

[bish]

Hi all forgive me if this has been answered before but when setting the pitch geometry point J on a 600 i get the blue light at 7 deg not 6 is this OK should i just go fly ?
Cheers

[Si_B]

Personally, I'd just set it for 6 degrees and go fly it. It needs to be set at six degrees, the blue light just confirms that you have optimised geometry. My Vision 50 comp makes the light go blue around 6.5 to 7 degrees so not much different to yours and it flys on rails.

[bish]

Cheers si i will reset it at 6 deg and not woory about the light not being blue.

[Si_B]

If you have the option to move the balls in on the servo arms, it might be worth playing with the geometry, but you are not far enough off to worry in my opinion.

[Myken]

Don't worry about it, it flies just fine even if it's set on red or purple. The most important thing is that you have your 6 deg. Treat the led more informative at that point in the setup.

[bish]

Thanks guys you have put my mind at rest,i am using quick UK flybarless disc's as i did on my 700 and that was spot on and fly's awesome so lets Hope the 6 is as good

[Planehazza]

What ever you do, DO NOT prioritise the blue light over the 6 deg. It must be set to 6 degs. Try moving the balls in a hole on the servo wheel/arm. The blue light just means you're using all the servo travel so you're getting optimum resolution of the servo.

[waveydavey]

Glenn, your not going to believe the 600 with a Beast fitted. Try using the Align metal servo horns with the inner holes and you should get the blue and 6 degrees fine. As above the 6 degrees is the most important factor

[bish]

Glenn, your not going to believe the 600 with a Beast fitted. Try using the Align metal servo horns with the inner holes and you should get the blue and 6 degrees fine. As above the 6 degrees is the most important factor

Looking forward to the weekend Wavey just need that boy of mine to keep his hands off it only joking cant wait to see him fly it