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Manual LOGO 10 Page 51 ©Mikado Modellhubschrauber
14 RC Programming
Servo Travel
It may be the case that all swash-plate servos do not travel the same distance at maximum deflection.
Even small differences between the 3 servos can prevent the swash-plate from being level during
collective pitch inputs and cause the heli to drift.
In order to correct such servo travel differences, you must increase or decrease the servo travel setting
accordingly. Use the menu ATV for adjusting the end points, if necessary. Do not get this menu mixed up
with Dual/Rate. (Dual/Rate menu allows using multiple servo travel ranges and toggling between them
during flight.)
Example:
If during maximum pitch the elevator servo travel is slightly smaller than travel of the two aileron servos,
then the swash-plate will be tilted backwards, causing the heli also to drift backwards. In this case you
should increase the travel of the elevator servo.
Setting Pitch Values
Please choose from two different pitch settings, depending on your flying style. The two settings are
illustrated below. The standard range is for beginners and for pilots who will do some aerobatic flight
without extended periods of inverted flight.
The final pitch values must be tested during test flying. Once set, the values will work with the rotor
blades you used. In case you change over to a different set of rotor blades, the pitch values will have to
be adjusted to the properties (size, profile etc.) of the new set.
Increase servo travel of
elevator servo on one side
All servos travel the same
distance at maximum deflection