Spartan question

[raptorheli2]

Fair enough.

In normal mode, the rudder input just corresponds to a rudder offset. This might not even be noticable in flight, as it could correspond to a mechanical offset/error.

OTOH, a rudder input in HH mode (with the model static) causes an increasing/decreasing tail pitch.

your spot on. thats all normal mode does. since this is only doing it in HH mode i can only ASSUME it's not the gyro seeing a rudder input.

cheers

[scallybert]

Just checked it with a (hopefully...) correctly set-up DS760. (And a BuzzFlyer gyro.)

Power up on bench. Both normal & HH mode leave tail at 'neutral' pitch.

Switch to normal. Apply rudder trim. Tail pitch increases with trim. (1)

Switch to HH. Tail moves to extreme - speed determined by amount of trim.

Switch back to normal. Tail flicks back to (1).

Switch to HH. Tail moves to extreme, as above.