Gain Adjustments

[Sky High Photography]

I am having trouble finding the post that showed a screenshot of someones custom gain adjustments...
Does anyone have any input on what they find works best?
I understand that this is really personal preference and dependent on flying style, but a starting point would be great! My first adjustment would likely be trying to avoid such a dynamic stop when moving forward and back. I try really hard to ease the sticks. I know flying in atti is the smoothest, but which gain adjustment would help with this?

Peter

 

[The Editor]

I am having trouble finding the post that showed a screenshot of someones custom gain adjustments...
Does anyone have any input on what they find works best?
I understand that this is really personal preference and dependent on flying style, but a starting point would be great! My first adjustment would likely be trying to avoid such a dynamic stop when moving forward and back. I try really hard to ease the sticks. I know flying in atti is the smoothest, but which gain adjustment would help with this?

Peter

Dynamic braking is now adjustable in app (Under Expo settings in RC screen)

 

[Sky High Photography]

Under gain and expo Tuning?
Throttle up and down?
Currently set to .40.
I assume I would go down to .3?

 

[blade strike]

I turned my braking sensitivity down to 70%. Set my expo to .30 straight across. This will tame the bird down a ton. Maybe too much for some.

 

[The Editor]

I have also given my throttle a linear curve/line. I don't like exponential throttle response (throw back from my heli days!)

 

[Sky High Photography]

I turned my braking sensitivity down to 70%. Set my expo to .30 straight across. This will tame the bird down a ton. Maybe too much for some.

Cool, Ill try it out and fine tune it from there.
Thanks!

 

[damoncooper]

From a well known guy on the FB group. Says this will really tame the I1 for filming:

 

[Sky High Photography]

Made the adjustments yesterday and wow, what a difference!
Amazingly smooth with the sticks now.
Is it me or does this thing fly significantly faster after the latest firmware?

 

[lrwskyfilms]

Likewise moved mine down to 75 each (previously on 90) and expos on 30, very happy the way I1 handles now.

 

[amorrison]

I was thinking of cutting back gains also but I had this nagging thought. With reduced gains and using expo the total stick movements would probably be greater - would that increase the likelihood of an "accidental CSC" ? Ok, I am just not going to think about it....

 

[greyhawkimages]

Someone help me. What does the acronym CSC actually stand for. I know what the stick movement is, but I don't know the words.

 

[lrwskyfilms]

"accidental CSC"

I don't think so IMHO, I still think to initiate a CSC you would have to do a real bizarre, weird manoeuvre, just practice it on the ground lightly and see what position the craft is getting into.

 

[lrwskyfilms]

Someone help me. What does the acronym CSC actually stand for. I know what the stick movement is, but I don't know the words.

Combination/combined stick command

 

[greyhawkimages]

Thanks.

 

[The Editor]

Made the adjustments yesterday and wow, what a difference!
Amazingly smooth with the sticks now.
Is it me or does this thing fly significantly faster after the latest firmware?

Maybe it's because I come from CP heli's but I LOVE the aggressive braking. It stops on a dime....
It also does not transfer into footage as the gimbal does such a fantastic job.
But.....each to their own, if everyone liked the same thing , life would be boring.

 

[blade strike]

Maybe it's because I come from CP heli's but I LOVE the aggressive braking. It stops on a dime....
It also does not transfer into footage as the gimbal does such a fantastic job.
But.....each to their own, if everyone liked the same thjng , life would be boring.

You just like seeing the craft do a tail stand

 

[The Editor]

You just like seeing the craft do a tail stand

Ummmmmmm.............ummmmmmm.............yeah! (And the noise)

 

[Mike Rubin]

How do I slow down the rotation using the left stick, so I can eliminate the camera blur when rotating 360-degrees?

 

[The Editor]

How do I slow down the rotation using the left stick, so I can eliminate the camera blur when rotating 360-degrees?

Practice

 

[Mike Rubin]

Practice...okay, that works. I was hoping there was a setting that could be modified, but I guess "practice makes perfect". Thanks...