How To Use A Pitch Gauge
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Precise adjustment of pitch of the blades of the R/C helicopter. Tutorial. Can be utilized for fly_bar_less system.
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Your Flybar should be straight at all times,what are you trying to do,you dont have much experiance in set up.
0:57 Nice pitch gauge…. good little pitch gauge. I will love you, pet you, and name you George.
@Golgafrinchamdent Yep, as you can see here I’m gonna go ahead and say that it is bent……Good eye Golgafrinchamdent
Flybar is bent.
thanks man ! you rock.
nice heli btw
I know how to use my gauge now, thanks.
This made no sense at all.
Hi
What is best dgree for the heli?o?or as long fly bar edge and pitch gauge edge is equal it is ok?
yeap that’s a lot of repetition…
As you can see here, I’m gonna go ahead and say you are probably slightly retarded.
I going to go ahead and say “go ahead and” over and over.
As you can see here, I have stopped watching this video after about one minute.
Yeah, I dont get it. By tilting the cyclic is that really measuring the angle of the blades or should you have your motor disconnected, throttle hold on and have your rotor head level and then run your throttle to full up and full down? Thanks.
as you can see here, i like saying errrrr “as you can see here” lol
sure that flybar isnt bent?
i didnt understand this video. isnt it supposed to be flat? zero degrees>?????
Looks bent to me too.
depending of the rotorhead’s design some flybar can be bent only by the load they are forced.
what happens if the flybar isnt strait? then will your readings be off???
is it me, or does his flybar look bent from the middle???
Thank you. Great video. I think I was useing mine wrong. I would put my picth guage as close to the head as I can or half was.
thank you for the video
TY )))