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For review -
Tarot Digital Pitch Gauge
When I saw this I thought , what an
excellent idea . If you need to know your pitch angles ?
you might want one of these tools in your collection . |
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Has a power switch , hold switch and a zero switch , all very
nice , though I dare say , this tool will most likely need
setting up before you can trust it .
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Well , it certainly seems to work , in fact you can flip the
pitch gauge over to the other way and the digital read out will
do a 180deg flip . Really handy if you like doing it a certain
way . |
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Now What I did not like was the fact , that while the rotor
blades were pretty much stationary , flipping the pitch gauge
over resulted in quite a variance in the read out .. |
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Could be a reasons for the variance , for one the blade
grips on the pitch gauge may not be 100% spot on , as well the
meter itself does not sit level on the blade grip mount . So a
fair bit of room for a bit of DIY calibration . Once
calibrated , this is sure to be an invaluable tool , as is , it
gives you a fair idea of pitch .
The concept is sound , its very easy to get a readout of your blade pitch
angles , and fortunately , how much you can trust it without
calibrating it first ...
When I say calibrate , I mean verify 0 pitch .. If the tool wont give you
a reliable 0 pitch , it cant be trusted [ Within reason ] to
give you a true pitch readout . |
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