Review - Radiolink Byme-D 3CH Flight Controller & Gyro for RC Airplanes with Aileron/Elevator Mixing
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- Review - Radiolink Byme-D 3CH Flight Controller & Gyro for RC Airplanes with Aileron/Elevator Mixing
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Great Review!
I need to go back to 6 axis for a time, My flying is so bad of late.
Beauty GCRC, that little Bumble Bee looks, sounds brilliant.
Thank you Jono!
I've had some days like that lately.
I took the Arrows Pioneer out one day recently and it was like I'd never flown a plane before ;-)
I don't know what was wrong with me that day but I should have just packed it up and gone home.
Good review, very helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you much!
See you in the Air!
Wow, very cool 👍✌️👌 thanks my friend
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Thank you much!
Your videos is really helpful. 👍😁
Thank you Luther!
Byme D is designed for Delta wings, elevons!! Byme A is designed for regular airplane wings!! Make sure you know which one you are buying!!
You're absolutely correct!
That looks so nice bro
Keep it up man
Thank you much Marc!
Hiya Jan to
When ever I recalibrate my radiolink a560 ( Bryn A ) it spools up its prop a little when it's done ( sticks at 7.30 and 4.30.....) I'd like to put a brymA into another plane but haven't got my head around setting up the 5 modes with two switch's !!! Such fun until ya brain hurts 🙃😉😎
I've heard others report that when calibrating the gyro.
I haven't experienced that myself but I have a throttle safety switch engaged when calibrating.
The Radiolink A560 3D Plane is a Ton of Fun ;-)
I've published my OpenTX Model File for the A560 on our Facebook Page if you want to take a look at the programming.
Just search the Page for "A560 OpenTX" and that post should be near the top.
@@GroundControlRC ok the tiny radiolink tx has no throttle cut..... I'm wandering if yours isn't completeing the calibration process....... it's usually 3 or more seconds..... have you set the gyro to a 3 position switch which means you don't have virtual and the other mode I can't remember it's name?
@@deanedeane4318 You must have the RTF TX.
I'm referring to the Radiomaster TX16S or other OpenTX Transmitter.
I setup my throttle safety on a (2) position switch and it's defined in the programming. This sets the throttle at -100 when the throttle safety switch is engaged which is where the throttle would be with the throttle stick in the outer or inner bottom corners. It won't effect the ability to calibrate the gyro.
@@deanedeane4318 It could also be that the sticks on the TX need to be calibrated.
Hiya Gc....Yes it makes sense.... I've been wandering how not easy it would be to use the Brym A with other TX......a bit of a muddle but obviously doable.... I just picked up a radiolink TX second hand hopefully that'll be easier untill I understand it better .....I'm a bit slow..... so when I saw you with what appeared to be a calibration issue I was and am super curious 🤔🤨 Thanks man 😎
could you do a video on how to setup the modes on the radio for the byme. it would be greatly appreciated
I have several of my OpenTX Model Files available for download that have all the programming for the Byme-A Gyro.
If you search our Facebook Page for "My OpenTX Model File - RadioLink A560 Trainer 3D Plane w/Byme-A Gyro V2 RTF" that post should come to the top.
There is a link in that post for the OpenTX Model File for the Radiolink A560 3D Plane that has all the programming for the Byme-A Gyro.
You can import that and duplicate the Gyro Programming.
I don't use open tx I use edge tx on my tx 16 s
@@edwinroper5458 I don't think that will be a problem. I read somewhere that EdgeTX Companion can import OpenTX Model Files.
That may still be the case.
Don't give yourself a headache over it. Just put a good receiver in it and have fun. Oh, and thanks for the research. 😀
Hi Jack!
Yeah, I typically don't use it except as a parachute so it will definitely work to save my plane.
I may test it in the Mini F22 as well just to see.
I wish it would have worked as well as the Byme-A as it's worked in all (3) planes I've tested.
You win some, you lose some ;-)
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I use these gyros from my smallest planes up to My 1800mm Skyhunter
Yes, I've used the Byme-A is several planes and it has worked awesome in all of them.
I think I just don't have enough control surface movement in my wings and parkjets for it's liking.
@@GroundControlRC I noticed with the wings. The cg has to be dead on or a little to the back. I normally fly with the cg nose heavy
@@dronepilot260rc Wings are definitely very sensitive to CG.
I set mine up with a neutral balance right on the CG for the Z84 with control surfaces at neutral.
I tested it with the Eachine Mobula but maybe I'll try it with the Z84 since it's so stable.
hi Ground Control RC : did you pull both joysticks to outside corners while calibrating ? page 7 on the manual
Hi Tony!
Yes, I sure did.
I pushed them to the outside, I pushed them to the inside, the gyro should definitely have been re-calibrated.
I also checked the placement of the gyro to make sure it was perfectly straight and level.
It just doesn't like me ;-)
@@GroundControlRC maybe dont have the gyro perfectly level. Mount it with a tilt so that it thinks its nose down already
@@mikelarin8037 Hi Mike!
I may just have to do that to trick the gyro ;-)
Ha Ha... That's the same DIY model I have my Byme-D installed. Can't wait for warmer weather for my maiden.
9:33... Looks the same as the 1st Launch. IIRC... you need Calibrate the Gyro with the sticks while the nose of the plane is a few degrees up. I don't believe it sets the UP attitude on the Gyro by just powering up. I may be wrong.
Hi Lasersbee!
I didn't know you had built that Parkjet.
Good luck on your Maiden.
Are you setting up for 2S or 3S?
Yes, I tried lifting the nose, leaving it level, lifting the tail, and re-calibrating ;-)
I think it needs more movement in the pitch axis than I have on this parkjet.
The roll axis works great.
It will still serve as a good parachute should I need one ;-)
I've had to travel a lot this month and I'm on the road now.
I'll be back in the office in a week and then I'm going to be working with your module before anything else shows up ;-)
@@GroundControlRC Yeah I saw you try different nose position but I think you need to do a STICK GYRO CALIBRATION for the new nose position to take effect like it shows in the Manual. I don't think just a power up will sett the new nose position. Like I said, I may be wrong.
@@lasersbee I'll give that a shot next time I take it out.
I'd like to get the pitch axis working better and maybe that will do it.
WILL THE RADIOLINK - D WORK WITH THE RADIOMASTER TX16S RADIO I CAN'T GET MINE TO BIND THANKS
Yes, I'm using mine with the TX16S.
It just depends on the receiver not the gyro.
I've use a WFly and RadioMaster SBUS receiver with both the A & D Gyros.
Depending on the Protocol your using you may need to perform RF Frequency Tuning to get it to bind.
Yes, just make sure your receiver support Sbus or PPM signal output.
Just to be clear, the byme-a is for rud-ele-ail planes and the byme-d is for elevon-type planes? Clearly the unit you have is not actually able to be recalibrated; might have to physically adjust the unit in the plane. I've had that same issue with other stand alone stabilizers, recalibration seems to do nothing. Relative to the limited elevator in beginner mode, for true beginners, that is probably appropriate. They are so heavy on the stick. But in a 45 degree or greater dive, will the plane immediately come back to level when you let go of the sticks?
Hi Mike!
Yes, you have it exactly right with the Byme-A and Byme-D.
Yes, I'm going to try and orient the front of the gyro downward since it wants to push the nose down.
If I could get the gyro to correctly determine level in the pitch axis it wouldn't be so restrictive with pitch.
I'm having to use quite a bit of elevator just to keep the nose level.
I didn't have this problem with the Byme-A so I'm not sure this gyro isn't damaged.
@@GroundControlRC I put a hobbyeagle stabilizer in my Fun Cub which would not fly as well as yours. Same issue, no matter how I oriented the plane when I recalibrated it tried to nose down, would not fly level at any speed. I mean, what's the point of recalibrating if the gyro doesn't change? Did you try the same process with the byme-a, changing the position of the plane and reseting the gyro? If so did the plane's flying position change? I so want to find a dependable, simple stabilizer.
@@1mikeb Hi Mike!
Uh Oh, I have (2) of the HobbyEagle Gyros I haven't had a chance to test yet.
The Byme-A did not have this nose down issue but I did initialize it as per the instructions. I'm not sure that actually makes a difference.
I tested the Byme-A in (3) different planes and it worked well in all of them.
I'm going to try and orient the Byme-D with the front of the gyro angled downward to see if that keeps it from pushing the nose down.
If nothing else it will serve as a good parachute which is what I want to use them for. Just something to save the plane if I make a huge mistake ;-)
Great video Tony - and fully agree with your findings - I have the Byme D in a scratch built foamy F22 as well - I've persevered and don't bother trying to recalibrate now - seems if anything to make things worse and less predictable. Have you revisited or done any further testing, you mentioned calibrating nose down or re positioning the Byme D or changing planes? I've clocked an additional dozen or more flights with it since so other than (too) restrictive in pitch (nose up) but is nice and stable for just buzzing around in normal flight. Also got a Byme A setup in the Eachine Fish and find that is a great combination.
Thank you much!
Yes, I'm thinking of testing the Byme-D again in my DIY Mini F22.
In the DIY Micro F22 I tested it in it kept pushing the nose down.
I think the Byme-D requires a plane that has a lot of control surface movement and the DIY Mini F22 has more control surface movement than the DIY Micro.
If that doesn't work I'm out of options for that Gyro except I'll still use it as a parachute button which is what I really want.
I still have one of the Byme-A Gyros in the Flying Fish and I'm keeping it in that plane.
I've found the Mode for smoothing out the wind work fantastic as well.
I need to test a Byme-A in an EDF and Sport Glider.
I've test the Byme-A in (3) different planes so far and it's performed well in all (3).
Hey Tony. Since watching the raffle I been checking videos for the byte-d. and found this one. Did you test in the mini f-22? What receiver you using with it. Does it work with any 4-6 channeL receiver?
@@GroundControlRC hi tony. This video. What receiver is in this plane with the byme-d ?
@@davidNH I'm not sure which receiver I used. It was either the WFly RF201s, Radiomaster R81, or Radiolink R8FM.
Where can i get the airplane. Is it a scratch built, or a kit. Let me know please. THANKS.
Yes, it's one of our DIY Aircraft.
It's the Glue & Fly F-22 Micro V2 and the Plans and Associated Documents are available for download.
I've posted the Plans & Docs on our Facebook Page.
On our Facebook Page Seach for "gfs f22 micro plans" and it should be near the top of the Search Results.
Do you have to use a radio link radio or can you use any?
Hi Luther!
You can use any radio and receiver.
The receiver does need to be an SBUS/PPM Receiver though as there's just a singe port for the receiver.
I'll be demonstrating it with a RadioLink SBUS Receiver and RadioLink T8FB Transmitter as well.
Hi, you can use any radio the receiver need to support sbus/ppm signal.
@@Radiolink_official microzone with mbus can?
@@faizalyahaya Hello, sir. Byme-D support SBUS and PPM signal. And our SBUS signal is standard SBUS. So could please contact Microzone if their receiver support standard SBUS signal?
This is what it is all about Tony, rtf is all very well , but doesn't teach much.
Hi John!
Very true, except how to adjust the linkage so it's not so twitchy ;-)
@@GroundControlRC you just picky....😆