"I still believe the answer is in the rudder. Just try trimming a ton of rudder in next time you fly the grid and I bet it will slide back onto the line."
"If you are using the Skywalker 1880 then 15m/s is appropriate, however Bert is using the 1900 which has an undercambered wing. I use 13 m/s as a trim speed on my 1900’s. Antonie Kruger said:
Hi Bert,
I use the Skywalker for mapping. I looked at…"
"Ay is what I use when graphing in real time using the Tuning window in MP.
I’m not near a computer so I can’t tell you what to look for in the logs. Both logs should have accelerometer data. You are looking for lateral (side to side) acceleration. "
"How do you know that you don’t need rudder? The plane will fly in a straight line of the ailerons are compensating for the rudder. Check the lateral acceleration in the logs to be sure. Bert said:
Hi,
"I’ve seen this before, especially with the Skywalker. I suspect that your plane is flying in a slip due to the spiraling slipstream from the big pusher prop hitting the tail and creating a yaw. You can see the plane flying in a slip (crooked) while…"
"No, Absolute Alt is above sea level. When you create a mission be certain to use Relative Alt, not Absolute. Relative Alt will automatically be set to Zero when you Arm the aircraft."
"Has anyone figured out a good way to map a vertical surface? Ideally we could use a lidar range finder to maintain a constant distance from the cliff wall."
"FBWB is the same as Cruise minus heading hold. Not good for landing. Use FBWA or Stabilize
M Awais said:So what do you will suggest if i say that i decided to use stabilize mode for takeoff, FBWB for flying (Due to its Altitude Hold properties)…"