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  • gyros?

  • Yes, one rate gyro for roll control, one rate gyro for yaw control, and a dual rate ( heading hold) gyro for pitch control. The dual rate for pitch control is necessary because of the pendulum action of the vtol. In ordinary helicopters a single rate gyro can be used because of the variable pitch capabilities of the rotor. This vtol however uses fixed pitch rotors.

  • Cool vtol.

    What specific rate and heading hold gyro did you use?

    Thanks for any info

  • @plorks445

    Sorry for the delay, hopefully this information will still be of use. The gyros are as follows: Pitch- Futaba GY240 used in heading hold mode, Roll- telebee heading lock used in rate mode, yaw- gws PG03

  • the vtol is pretty cool! and stable enough! for some tessting... how much money did you spend building it?

  • All together with laser cutting, carbon fiber, gyros, mixers, radio, pillow blocks, servos, motors, et cetera it cost around $1200. The build time was relatively short, I would say less than one week. However, I spent a lot of free time over the course of nine months or so researching the project.

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