Ultimate Guide: Setting up the XFly B-1B Lancer with Internal Gyro Mode (3-Part Series)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2024
- Welcome to our comprehensive three-part video tutorial series where we delve into the world of RC aviation to help you set up the magnificent B-1B Lancer RC airplane from X-Fly and Banana Hobby. In this series, we'll provide in-depth instructions on setting up this impressive model and configuring its internal gyro mode, integrated controller, and advanced setup options for optimal flight performance.
In the first video, we'll focus on the internal gyro mode. We'll walk you through the process of setting up and utilizing the internal gyro to enhance stability and flight performance. You'll learn how to calibrate and fine-tune the gyro, ensuring it seamlessly interacts with the control surfaces of the B-1B Lancer. By the end of this video, you'll have a deep understanding of how the internal gyro can elevate your flying experience.
The second video in the series will explore using the integrated controller. We'll guide you through the steps of turning off the gyro and utilizing the integrated controller to operate the B-1B Lancer. We'll explain the different control functions and demonstrate how to achieve smooth and precise flight control. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced pilot, this video will help you master the integrated controller for an enjoyable flying experience.
Finally, in the third video, we'll cover advanced setup options. This segment is ideal for experienced RC enthusiasts who seek to fine-tune their B-1B Lancer's flight performance. We'll guide you through bypassing the internal gyro and integrated controller to achieve even greater control and maneuverability. By exploring advanced setup techniques, you'll have the opportunity to unlock the full potential of the B-1B Lancer, pushing its capabilities to new heights.
Throughout the three-part series, we'll offer troubleshooting tips, address common challenges, and provide expert insights to ensure your journey from setup to flight is smooth and successful. Whether you're a seasoned pilot or a newcomer to the RC aviation world, this comprehensive video tutorial series is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to conquer the skies with the B-1B Lancer RC airplane.
Join us as we embark on this exciting adventure together and explore the limitless possibilities of RC flight with the B-1B Lancer from X-Fly and Banana Hobby! - บันเทิง
Just got an email that my order was shipped today, 2 months early I might add!! Been waiting for a build video for this badboy so thank you for putting it together.
Thanks Jeremy. this video helped me a lot to get mine set up correctly.
Great job Jeremy 👊🏼👊🏼
Can’t wait till I get mine so excited…
If the radio you have will allow it, you need to set it up that flaps cannot be activated while wings are swept back. That way the flaps can’t foul against the top of the engine nacelle.
The controller prevents the flaps from being extended when the wings are being swept.
Please Jeremy can you tell us what are your rates for all surfaces when you bypass the gyro ? thanks !
Hi. You mentioned that a receiver battery would cause the control board issues. What kind of issues?
Pretty cool the beacons are in the right place but too bad it doesn’t have the Slats like a real B-1
I would personally prefer to set these models up on iNav flight controllers.
The book shows the flap control rods going into the third hole of the servo , you went into the first hole. Which is correct? Page 8 in the manual. Thx
Once again I'll ask. How do you set up the reverse thrust???!!!
Hi Jeremy. What battery size are you using. I’m using a Admiral 6S 5000ma and after a 3 1/2 min flight the battery gets very warm and only have less than 20% left. What have you experienced with your batteries. Thanks. Mike D
This is crazy, but necessary, I guess. The model uses ailerons instead of the prototypical tailerons.
I really need to know how can the gyro direction be changed for rudder an steering ? Yes the servos can be reversed from the transmitter BUT not the gyro direction . Please help
The gyro is set for stock servos. If using other than stock servos you will need to replace with the correct direction servos. Please contact customer service for assistance if needed vs youtube comments, as you may not get the help you need
Does the nose steering turn off when retracted? I'm considering separating my nose steer from the integated controller and plugging it into its own rx channel just so it may be trimmed separate from rudder and enabled only when gear is down
It is stopped when using the internal controller when the gear is retracted.
Please explain why there is such a large difference between the CG shown in the manual and the CG you recommend for the model. Thanks.
CG given in manual is a starting point, but final CG position is pilot preference. Some pilots enjoy the snappy handling and agility of an aft CG, while others enjoy relative stability of a fore CG. I have owned many models that flew like garbage with factory CG (Dynams are notorious for being incredibly tail-heavy at book value, while Freewings are known for being nose-heavy at book value).
Thank you for your reply. I am just a bit concerned about having a safe maiden flight on a very expensive model and do not want any pitch problems because of CG issues. Hopefully the gyro system in this B1B will compensate adequately and make the necessary adjustments. Apparently it has a wide CG range and, in my opinion, this should be discussed more thoroughly in the manual. Having spent 50 years and thousands of hours flying general aviation aircraft from J-3 Cubs to a Learjet 35, I have most often found that a center range CG, or sometimes slightly aft CG, results in the most favorable flight characteristics for most aircraft. Like you, I have found, unfortunately, that a lot of model manuals are woefully inaccurate in designating a proper CG for a given model. Thanks again for your input. @@jaredarrington7142
Later in video you say not to use the trims on your controller to trim out in flight. How do you trim if it is rolling in flight.
How's customer service doing. They seem to be ignoring me. Not a good look banana hobbies
? Haven’t heard anything from you?