[javi_pl]

Vibration? Is that causing the axis to tilt. Take off the (flybared???) head and spin just the mainshaft. Maybe remove the rear parts too.

Why do you have a flybar? I think the CC3D will fight with the flybar.   

I assume you did proper Attitude Calibration.     

That jiggle can probably be fixed by putting the throttle neutral just a couple of points higher than minimum.  I may be wrong here. It might be the collective neutral needs to be near minimum. One of my helis has BOTH neutrals near the minimums.

Thanks Dave
I'm Learning too many things for you.
I tried with just the main shaft and no problem the stabilization is ok.
My Attitude Calibration is for default how and where can I change?

I thounk set up the cc3d in a heli was easier
Hahaha!!
Another cuestion
Is possible have diferent pitchcurve for each fligth mode?
Thans so much

Sorry Im triying again wihtout the rotor just with the main shaft and do the same the stabilization is no ok I think my attitude calibration is wrong

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[javi_pl]

Can give sensistive in any place?
Thanks


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[daveapplemotors]

Hello Javi,

There is a lot to learn.

In Libre Pilot / Configuration / Attitude there are easy to follow instructions to calibrate attitude. I have forgotten what they say because my attitude calibration page is little different.
When you have attitude calibrated properly the flight data displays will be stable.

How fast do you run the motor? full speed?

You can use two different pitch curves from CC3D. Sport and 3D. You can make another one (if your TX supports it) in your TX. 

[javi_pl]

Thanks Dave I I know this option but I want to said
where is possible modify the attitude sensitive ?
I need to learn !!
Heheh
Today I maked some changes and the stabilization is less crazy


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