How do I zero out the Tail rotor on a T-rex 450 se v2?

[Disciple]

i've been trying for 2hrs and i can't get the tail to manually zero out on My T-rex 450 se v1, when i do get it zeroed there is more pitch on one side than the other when i give full left and right.......grrrrr. Any suggestions? can someone show me thier servo and linking set-up or something?

[Danny Gray]

is yhe servo tail boom mounted and what gyro are you using

[Disciple]

here's some pic sof how it's mounted, this is with the tail blades set at zero. But the pitch left and right are drastically different. i'm usying the futaba gy 240.

[freya1]

when the blades are at zero, the servo horn should be at 90 deg., your servo horn doesn't look like it is at 90 deg

[Disciple]

alright, i'll see what I can do, thanks freya!!

[PSF]

you will have more pitch one way to counter act the rotation of the main blades. If your tail blades are neutral the heli will turn. The tail blades need pitch more one way. The rotation of the main blades help turn the heli. When everything is set up correctly the heli with turn both directions at the same rate and you will have more pitch on the tail blades in one direction

[Disciple]

saweet, i just fixed it, and it works well. It's little more on one side than the other, but i see waht you mean PSF. here's some pics, i just finished it a few mins ago.


i relocated the servo, so it won't get hit by the paddles

And i relocated the gyro to keep it out of harms way, after all i love my gyroAnd yes that thing won't budge