how to setup gyro on 3d plane in clearview simulator

#HOW TO SETUP GYRO ON 3D PLANE IN CLEARVIEW SIMULATOR FULL#

'SpiderJets' I do not use it in my models because I always like 'FLYING' them and if I find a model needs to be stabilized I simply think it a wrong design, give it up and go for another one.īut aside this personal liking I may assure you I have full experience with above mentioned configuration with nearly 200 hundred target UAVs and more than 500 flights during a period of 10 years. Of couse, if you want to give this set up a try -most recomended-, please use a relatively slow propeller driven model for test and training and ALWAYS check the gyro stabilization commands before attempting to fly.SECURITY FIRST, SIRS!. In the positive side it is that it becomes almost imposible to roll the model upside down. Only drawnback is the 'feeling' of aileron control as this configuration makes the pilot to command turn aileron -more travel than normal- and keep the aileron imput along the entire maneouver or the plane stabilizes as soon as the pilot relaxes the stick and it is easy that few first turns become very, very large in diameter, something you have to look after with our jets and their velocity as it is very easy to 'run out' of sky. For your information this is the roll gyro set up used on 'simple' -not equipped with acelerometers- proffesional and military UAVs for 'out of sight' flight conditions together with a reduced aileron control so as to make it impossible to roll inverted the aircraft. This set up not only produces a more stable flight but also add autostability on yaw but, mainly and more noticeable, on roll. I suppose so but I may asure you that even better than that is mounting the gyro with its axis 120Âº from that of the plane (this is 30Âº over the vertical towards the plane tail). One question regarding gyro assited aileron control, how do you set the gyro axis, longitudinal?.

How to setup gyro on 3d plane in clearview simulator