For the moment - just some pictures:
The latest look - can you guess what it's made from? Also shows my CF tailboom purchased from a UK general purpose CF manufacturer.
Yes, two 1L milk cartons and a curved part from a 2L coke bottle.
How I adjust pitch - cost zero pounds. The board is held by guide pins and a rubber band - look past the board's edges to see the angle against the flybar.
When adjusting pitch the flybar is kept horizontal with another flybar and a big block connector
One of my projects - a CCPM mixer (120 or 90 degree) suitable for any 4+ channel radio. It works OK, although you do need to set up offsets and travels mechanically. It does support servo reversing and has a built-in selectable throttle curve.
Side View
New frame brace - makes the dome plate more rigid
New 2mm carbon fibre rod gives better tail rotor control
Other end of rod
New project - a heading-hold adapter for a standard piezo-gyro. Initial tests show promise.
