Kevin Carbonaro Wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I've finally managed to solve my problem where the Trimming Knob was
> maxed out and still I had to use stick left to keep the heli from
> spinning to the right.
>
> In my case, I just twisted the bottom rotor blades (lightly by hand),
> to decrease the pitch before every flight.
> After a couple of flights, the blades sort of kept the correct shape.
> Now I'm a happy rc micro heli pilot!
>
> IM****TANT: Be careful not to twist them too much or they'll break.
>
> The spinning actually happens because either the top or bottom rotor
> is spinning faster than the other. When the heli is hovering without
> spinning, both rotors should be spinning at the same speed which will
> kill all torque effecting the heli.
>
> When you move the stick to turn the heli, what is actually happening,
> a change in speed of the top or bottom rotor.
>
> I hope I've explained clearly why the spinning occurs, and also some
> knowledge I learnt through research.
>
> Kevin.
Hi,
In what direction you bent the down rotor is that was clockwise or
couner clockwise?
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