Reciever / Servo / Transmitter / Battery ELECTRICS Problem

[TTR_Newbie]

I had a bit of a crash recently and since then the tail rudder servo is being activated by any collective throttle input (i.e. I push the trottle stick up and the rudder blades move left and visa versa!). All other servos are working as they should. I have charged the batterys up just in case, and had a glance at the connections.

ANYBODY ANYWHERE have ANY Clues,

All advice greatly appreciated (other than don't crash)

[Stuart]

You have revolution mixing activated within your transmitter, this is used when you don't have a heading hold gyro and the transmitter will increase the tail's pitch to compensate for the increase torque from the power of engine as the main blades pitch increases.

A few questions:

What Tx are you using ?
What Gyro are you using ?
What tail servo have you go on ?

[TTR_Newbie]

Doh

Don't I feel stupid, ( ops: ) are you saying that this has been going on since I started. I guess I only noticed it with the anticipation of a problem post crash.
I have a JR XP662 transmitter, with the standard JR servos supplied. The giro is a CSM180 non heading hold.

Cheers Stuart
Glen

[Stuart]

No Worries....

In case you didn't have the manual I've copied the page from it....

[TTR_Newbie]

Where can I get a copy of the manual

Hi Stuart

I bought the transmitter brand new from the shop, however I didn't get the manual with it, any ideas where I can get my hands on one?

Many thanks once again

[Stuart]

Just uploaded a .pdf version for you go here:-

http://www.rcheliaddict.co.uk/module...p=getit&lid=98