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STEP 4-14 ROTOR HEAD SETUP
IMPORTANT:
When using very responsive settings the forces applied to the CCPM servos are higher
than normal. Plastic servo gears can suffer or break. Servos with metal gears are
recommended for those settings.
Bh1
Bh2
Bh3
Bh1: VERY RESPONSIVE
Bh2: RESPONSIVE
Bh3: LESS RESPONSIVE
Holes on the pitch arm affect the delta of the head. Lower delta (Bh1) are more active. Higher delta (Bh3) are
more stable.
S1
S2
S3
S1: LESS RESPONSIVE
S2: RESPONSIVE
S3: VERY RESPONSIVE
On the flybar carrier holes closer to the center pivot are more active and away from the center are more stable.
Mb1
Mb2
Mh1
Mh2
Mh3
Mh1: LESS RESPONSIVE
Mh2: RESPONSIVE
Mh3: VERY RESPONSIVE
Mb1: RESPONSIVE
Mb2: VERY RESPONSIVE
For the linkage rod coming from the swashplate (left) using holes closer to the center make the head more
active and away from center make the head more stable. For the linkage rod from the seesaw (right) using
holes closer to the center make the head less active or more stable and away from center more active.
In the diagrams below are explained the different settings posibilitys of this rotor head. There are many setups with different results. Adjust
this settings on demand of you and your capability. Some of the settings can produce binding. Ensure that the ATV settings in the radio
and linkage rod adjustments allowing no bindings. This is important to achive a good performance of the rotor head.
