DS16/gyro401 problem

no idea with spektrum

but as written, when you have been flying that heli with futaba, all you need is to adjust the servo limits
I don't know how to explain that better
the picture in the first link I have sent shows the uS of jeti vs futaba
so take the uS and use a mathematical "rule of three" (regel om tre?)
put the appropriate values into jeti servo adjustment min/mid/max and that should be it

rgds
guido

PS
do you still have the futaba, if so tell me what futaba TX it is
or with wich TX have you previously flown the heli and what model of TX was it

skyfreak wrote: no idea with spektrum

but as written, when you have been flying that heli with futaba, all you need is to adjust the servo limits
I don't know how to explain that better
the picture in the first link I have sent shows the uS of jeti vs futaba
so take the uS and use a mathematical "rule of three" (regel om tre?)
put the appropriate values into jeti servo adjustment min/mid/max and that should be it

rgds
guido

PS
do you still have the futaba, if so tell me what futaba TX it is
or with wich TX have you previously flown the heli and what model of TX was it

The Trex 600 was fitted with the Spectrum DX9 and Spectrum receiver, but has never been in the air.
Now I would then convert to Jeti which then is a problem.
Friendly heliven

ok but that means if you have never flown it, you even don't know if the tail wiggling is a problem of jeti or not
that gives a whole new perspective

the tail wiggling than might be coming from a setting of the gyro or something else

pooh now it is getting difficult
I have a friend who had the same problem with a 600 heli and will ask him how he got around it

rgds
guido

already have reply from my friend
in his case it was a complete mechanical problem
the CFk tube to stear the tail was too thin, so it bent when pushed
he installed a thicker tube and larger tail blades and the 600 stopped shakin' his ass like a brazilian carneval dancer

skyfreak wrote: ok but that means if you have never flown it, you even don't know if the tail wiggling is a problem of jeti or not
that gives a whole new perspective

the tail wiggling than might be coming from a setting of the gyro or something else

pooh now it is getting difficult
I have a friend who had the same problem with a 600 heli and will ask him how he got around it

rgds
guido

already have reply from my friend
in his case it was a complete mechanical problem
the CFk tube to stear the tail was too thin, so it bent when pushed
he installed a thicker tube and larger tail blades and the 600 stopped shakin' his ass like a brazilian carneval dancer

Could this be a problem I updated to Version 4.27 March 2018.
One has heard of small issues after an update
friendly heliven

no, 4.27 is definately not the problem
but we already have 5.03 and it is rock stable as well
so please update the transmitter and all jeti components to the latest firmware first
I assume you know how to do this with jetistudio?

further more I must admit, it is not easy for me to help you
a) I have little to no heli experience
b) the information we get from you is dropwise
c) you don't want to correspond directly and here in forum it is a slow waiting back and forth

the question was if the heli has ever flown before and the tail was not shaking

have your read that on the trex 600 this might be a mechanical problem of the tube from the tail servo
not the boom

videochatting would solve so many questions so easy at once

rgds
guido

skyfreak wrote: no, 4.27 is definately not the problem
but we already have 5.03 and it is rock stable as well
so please update the transmitter and all jeti components to the latest firmware first
I assume you know how to do this with jetistudio?

further more I must admit, it is not easy for me to help you
a) I have little to no heli experience
b) the information we get from you is dropwise
c) you don't want to correspond directly and here in forum it is a slow waiting back and forth

the question was if the heli has ever flown before and the tail was not shaking

have your read that on the trex 600 this might be a mechanical problem of the tube from the tail servo
not the boom

videochatting would solve so many questions so easy at once

rgds
guido

Thank you for your patience, you should probably know when the problem is solved, again thank you very much.
friendly heliven