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Yes Rotorhead making use of mixes would work fine. Not sure what Tx moyesboy uses though.
The 'A' arm is I assume meant to be centred. If you sit it offset you can see the interactions it's producing.
The easiest way to set it is to look at the two rear swash rods and make sure they are parallel to each other
TBH there is a huge amount of work for little advantage (if any) IMHO and I would leave it stock.
I use my TX to set the climbs straight and remove the interactions at extreme stick positions but otherwise its a pretty standard set up.( I have that option in swash menus in the 12FG)
The biggest single improvement on a 600N is fitting the lower metal washout arms with the bearing Y arms.. it pretty much prevents the washout rotating. The 'A' arm only gives a marginial improvement over the Guide system.
The QUK swash..is better quality and Geometry corrected but TBH there is little in it in flight.
My upper mixing arms are modded with the ball mounted inboard which increases the overall Cyclic/Collective throw. This allows me to reduce the CCPM % in the TX. The reason I have done this is to loose some of the interaction as the servo's needed to rotate a long way adding to the problem at the extremes.
I think unless your into f3C in which case you wouldn't be flying an Align 600? I would just go fly and enjoy it..It's a super, fun, reliable and cheap 3D basher.
The 'A' arm is I assume meant to be centred. If you sit it offset you can see the interactions it's producing.
The easiest way to set it is to look at the two rear swash rods and make sure they are parallel to each other
TBH there is a huge amount of work for little advantage (if any) IMHO and I would leave it stock.
I use my TX to set the climbs straight and remove the interactions at extreme stick positions but otherwise its a pretty standard set up.( I have that option in swash menus in the 12FG)
The biggest single improvement on a 600N is fitting the lower metal washout arms with the bearing Y arms.. it pretty much prevents the washout rotating. The 'A' arm only gives a marginial improvement over the Guide system.
The QUK swash..is better quality and Geometry corrected but TBH there is little in it in flight.
My upper mixing arms are modded with the ball mounted inboard which increases the overall Cyclic/Collective throw. This allows me to reduce the CCPM % in the TX. The reason I have done this is to loose some of the interaction as the servo's needed to rotate a long way adding to the problem at the extremes.
I think unless your into f3C in which case you wouldn't be flying an Align 600? I would just go fly and enjoy it..It's a super, fun, reliable and cheap 3D basher.
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