My 9650 tail was struggling a bit on the 450 in those real windy days recently (It would start to make a right turn, then stop and suddenly go again). My mate offered me a try of his 9257 to see if it made the turn better. I fitted it ensuring the servo horn was 90 degrees etc but with no other setup. It weather vaned into wind immediately, so I upped the gain (gy401) from 65% to 100%. It was a little bit better, seemed to hold, but would weather vane 90 degrees if I punched the power. I did the quick setup on the gy401 to memorise the neutral position, but same problem when I took off.
Now I know I did a very quick swap to test, but I'm struggling to work out why the 9257 wouldn't hold side on into wind and was really bad when a fist full of power was given, as I've definately done the same type of install and setup on the tail with the 9650 after crash repairs.
Could it be that the 9257 is faulty, or does it need a better gyro setup compared to the 9650?
Now I know I did a very quick swap to test, but I'm struggling to work out why the 9257 wouldn't hold side on into wind and was really bad when a fist full of power was given, as I've definately done the same type of install and setup on the tail with the 9650 after crash repairs.
Could it be that the 9257 is faulty, or does it need a better gyro setup compared to the 9650?

¶ as has been said, it sounds more like a setup problem


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