Telebee Gyro 701 / 703

Telebee Setup This is a simple installation method that will work with any helicopter radio system that has a gear channel and adjustable ATVs. Feel free to experiment with the advanced features of your radio system, such as gyro functions, dual rates etc. However, before you decide the gyro doesn't work, try this setup. I would guess that well over 95% of the problems with this gyro could be traced to incorrect setup and mechanical problems with the helicopter. First, plug the rudder servo directly into the receiver rudder channel and check to see that it is moving the correct direction. A right command will normally pull the tail control wire toward the front of a model that has the main rotor turning clockwise as viewed from the top. Study the pictures and make the connections as shown. You might have to use an extension on the rudder servo in order to reach the controller. I urge you to use channel 5 with all gyro functions inhibited for gain control. Once again, after you're satisfied that the gyro is working ok, then experiment with your gyro functions and other aux channels.

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Remove the link from the rudder servo arm. Turn on the radio. At this time adjust the ATV on both sides of the rudder to 100% and the ATV on the aux channel to 60% on each side. Make sure you don't have anything else modifying the travel, such as AFR or dual rates. That's just for you guys with fancy radios. Move the rudder stick full left then hold the link over the servo arm and choose a hole that will allow full travel without binding. Check to make sure it doesn't bind to the right either. Ideally, you'll have the same travel both ways, although most models allow for more travel to the right. Adjust the position of the arm on the servo and the control rod length so you get full travel both ways without binding at 100% ATV. Read more about Telebee Gyro or review by Rotory Modeler Magazine