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Don't know if I'm honest as I personally never used the subtrim method. I got HH to replace my 130x with one that didn't have the problem.
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Tom
sigpic Synergy E7SE - Kontronic Helijive 120+ ESC, vBar Neo
SAB Goblin 630 Competition - Castle Edge 120HV, vBar Neo
Blade 700X - Castle Edge 160HV ESC, Mini vBar
Logo 550SXv2 - Castle 130LV ESC, vBar Neo
.... and a Gaui X3
Spektrum DX8 ; Mikado VBC ; RealFlight 7 & neXt sims ... and two EGS'
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Hi guys,
my experience with the tilting head on my 130x was only on a hard surface, spooled up on the lawn or a foam mouse pad cured it so it seems the 130x didn't like ground vibes meaning a quick pop into the air is necessary.
Also regarding it as a beginner heli, I had no problems at all as it taught me to learn fast, it taught me basically how things on a heli worked and definitely how to maintain it. So although it was scary at first, I was doing lots of circuits and hovering all orientations in weeks and I understood the basic mechanics.
I never used any sub trim methods, just made sure the swash is level and everything worked fine.
A jittery servo can cause tilting and is easy to see in TH by moving the swash up and down slowly.
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