REFLECTOR: Dynon Autopilot
Peter Braswell
peter.braswell at gmail.com
Tue Apr 3 12:53:12 CDT 2012
David,
That's a great question and one that I'm hesitant to answer as I don't have
any direct experience with the AP serves and the heat. Looks like a couple
of folks have chimed in and have indicated that this works just fine. As
most of the servo technology is basically the same (just a stepper motor),
I'm speculating that Dynon would give similar performance. I do know that
some manufacturers (Trio in particular) put micro controllers in their
servos, so that might be a factor too. I'm not sure if Dynon has a Mc in
their serves, but I don't *think* they do.
Seems like a great place for them though …
-Peter
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On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 12:48 PM, David Ullman <ullman at robustdecisions.com>wrote:
> Peter, thanks for the comments. I actually finally got the roll trim to
> work well on N444DX, an SEFG. Ok course, this is not needed with
> autopilot.
> Space by the whale tail is cramped, thinking of putting servo in one of the
> wing roots and driving the aileron bellcrank directly. There is very
> little
> play between the two ailerons , so this seems a good solution for cramped
> space. Might have a heat problem as this is very near the cylinders,
> so..... maybe not. Any thoughts?
>
> David Ullman
> N-444DX Velocity
> EAA 292 President
> david at davidullman.com
> 541-754-3609
> 1655 NW Hillcrest Dr
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