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S1034_Falcon_12_plus

If you want to use the Anti-ballooning compensation, start with the

value "30". A reduction of the parameter eg to the value "25"

increases the "rearing" tendency. An increase to, for example, "35"

reduces the tendency but can also adversely affect the final speed.

You need to find an optimal compromise between safe flight behav-

ior without rearing and maximum speed. For this, first start in 5 steps

and then make the fine tuning in 1 steps.

Tail rotor setting without Expertmode

Tail sensitivity

1-100, min or C5…C16

Default setting: 65

The "Tail sensitiv." row allows you to specify a sensitivity setting

either using the values 1 to 100 or by assigning a channel (C5 to C16)

with a proportional control, which is used to control the value.

The max. tail sensitivity is first determined at the highest speed and

it should be flown individually for each speed. It can be increased

until the tail begins to swing up. Afterwards, the tail sensitivity has

to be reduced a little, until in all flight positions no swinging of the

tail is recognizable anymore.

Different settings can then be used through the HoTT transmitters

to adjust the sensitivity based on specific flight phases, eg through

the control settings or the "Gyro" in the hely mix menu.

Tail rate

50 -120, default setting: 85

Sets the max. potential rate of rotation in Rate mode for the tail.

Tail Expo

0 -50, default setting: 40

You can set here an exponential curve (0 - 50%) for the rate of the

tail. Low percentages result in a linear increase in the rate of rota-

tion. High percentages produce a strong curve, the heli then no lon-

ger reacts so sensitive to the center of the stick. The Expo setting can

also be adjusted in a phase-related manner at the transmitter. But

avoid a overlapping of GR18 Expo and transmitter Expo.

TAIL ADJUST<v>

>Tail sensitiv. 65

Tail rate +85

EXPO tail +40

Servo travel

Control travel

Expo = +100%

Expo = +50%

Expo = –100%