Radiolink Byme-A Flight Stabiliser Setup in FMS A6M3 Zero Gyro Flight Controller RC Airplane 4CH
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Item name: Byme-A
Weight: 4.5g(with wires)
Dimension: 35.5*15.5*10.5mm
Channel Qty: 4 channels
Integrated sensor: 3-axis gyroscope and 3-axis acceleration sensor
Signal supported: SBUS/PPM
Input voltage: 5-6
Operating current: 25±2mA
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Thanks for the great video. I just got same setup and made it work. BTW you don't have to cut and solder yellow wire (so called forced PPM). If you leave it as it is it will use iBus. iBus is not supported by Byme-A but once you bind it to the TX, once connected and red LED is on, long press Bind button - this will switch from iBus to sBus which is supported by Byme-A. After that everything should work. I hope this helps someone.
Posted this on the forums Blowy, but will add it here for the video-only punters. ;-)
Used the 'Special Functions" feature on the Radiomaster TX16S OpenTX radio to create a different modes set-up that more suits us Old Coots.
Put "Stabilized, self-leveling with angle limits", Stabilized, self-leveling with no angle limits", and "Gyro, wind correction only" on a single 3-position switch. Then added an over-ride function on another switch to force the "Hover" mode on and finally a third switch to force the Stab to "Manual." Used a 3-position on the "not up" command for the "Hover" (a 2-position would be better) and a 2-position for the "Manual". *A finger-held momentary 2-position would be best.)
Thanks mate
Great video! Thank you. Strange question on the Byme-A the negative is on the bottom for all plugins, however, I can only get the FLYSKY FS-A8S to light up if I plug it in with the black (neg) on the top then red, then yellow. Even then I can’t get any channels to move. Is your FS-A8s plugged in upside down? I have a Radiomaster Zorro multi-protocol and bind it using your settings but when I bind it keeps beeping and slow flashing until I manually stop binding then it goes solid. Not sure if my Byme-A is bad or not. I also get the same results with a cm410X receiver but it has to be plugged in normally (black down). Still, no channels work.
Thanks for the great video, I have a question about the ailerons setup. Since the stabilizer only has one channel for aileron and you have two aileron servos, did you use a y-cable to connect the two aileron servos with the Byme-A?
awesome, I'm going to set up my FMS Corsair with the same gyro
Great to hear there working great for me and I have a update video soon cause I had a problem re- calibrating
@Kiwi_craig RC Did you do?
@@AdilErtKaya sorry no, I went with the gen FCM’s reflex.
Hello, I have a question . In manual mode, the ailerons and rudder deviate as expected, to the desired angle, and in the Stabilization and Gyro modes this is barely noticeable (I'm talking about compensation for changes in the position of the aircraft). Is it possible to customize?
Do you have to initialize the gyro every time before you fly by moving the sticks? ...or just the once? Also, why do you have the elevator set to -100 in Mixes?
can you show me how you setup the switches for the modes on the tx 16.got everything else set up and working fine any help would be appreciated thanks
I have a Jumper t12, Do i need the Sbus ppm also to bind with this receiver from radiolink?
Hello my good friend..excellent video on this gyro install..
Now..I have a question..
Can the rudder be added to the Ailarons for turning..so that turning will be easier with out manuely using the rudder stick to turn..what do you think..???
PS..I
Truly like your upgrades to these rc rtf planes..yous install instructions are better then most..👍👍👍👍👍..so I will be waiting for your response to that question about mixing the rudder to the Ailarons..
Thanks for your comment and yes you can do the rudder mix on your radio and it will not effect the gyro. I have the rudder mix on my Hking hawker hurricane it makes it a lot easier to fly
Can you use this gyro and receiver with futaba tx?
You are still using the A8S receiver PPM output Blowy. It will work with the Byme stabs but it probably is better to switch the S-bus output on from the A8S and use that. (It comes default set to i-bus.) I can't remember what all the advantages are. (1 was that S-bus receivers automatically recognize a loss of signal and I think that they work faster than PPM but don't quote me on that.) Looking forward to putting the same combo on our Eachine Flying Fish that finally turned up. Also plan on trying a twin motor set up (scaled up a bit) on our $10 Kmart chuck gliders when some other bits turn up.
Yes maybe I should do some CZcams research on this receiver yes that eachine fish looks good
We have tried some chuck gliders the little ones failed because we had no gyro
@@blowy48flyrc The A8S/Byme combo should be ideal even for the 37cm ones let alone for the $3 48cm Kmart ones and the $10 84cm Kmart ones. I like the idea of a twin so there is no motor sticking out the nose to get crunched! ;-)
@@theoztreecrasher2647 that's why the eachine flying fish would be great no motor in front
@@blowy48flyrc Byme-A added to the little twin Fish. Flies a treat on 3s 850 Turnigy with CoG on the nubs. Flies quite happily on 2s 1300 but too big to have the canopy on.
Also set (ch 7 on a 3-position switch) to get Hover and Acro Modes as well. When we switch to center 0 on ch 7 (1500us) it remains on Manual/Gyro/Self Level Stabilizer on ch 5 so those odd figures in that manual might be partly right at least. Switching to -100 (988us) goes to Manual/Acro/Hover on ch 5 though so that doesn't tally with that manual.
Used your scheme of multiple bits of foam tape to mount the stab and cinch it down with a tie over top foam and out around a little ply reinforcement under the fuse. Works a treat! 👍👍🙂
great video. do you have to calibrate leveled every time you plug the battery ? or it is a one time deal?
Only once than it's set
Hi, thanks for your videos. I have the radio link bymeA installed in a 50mm edf but I got a lot of shaking in the roll axis if I fly more than half throttle. Any idea how could I fix this?. Do you think changing the aileron linkage to an inner servo horn hole could help? Thanks
Yes I think you have the right idea changing servo or horn holes you can turn up or down the effect of the gyro . So yours is shaking the faster it flys so like you said move rod on servo down
The gain is to high and I think with these gyros you cant change them, I think there ment for slow planes
@@Mikeylikesit1968 that is right can't adjust the gain
@@blowy48flyrc thks!! I am willing to see how your f16 perform with the radiolink stabilizer
@@ebg4614 yes me too
I understood that the buyme A gyro included a receiver? Now i'm more confused.
You certainly are! The Byme-A and D stabilizers have NEVER included any receiver! You always have to provide your own PPM or S-bus output capable receiver. It also MUST put out AETR channel order. 😉
hi mate will that little flysky recieverand radiolink flight stabilizer work with the flysky fs-i6x transmitter
Yep, mate. Works perfectly. You can use the PPM output from the A8S or switch the A8S to output S-bus instead of i-bus (as described in the A8S manual) - either will drive the Byme-A. Remember to select the correct output mode in your FX-i6X settings. You have a 3-position and a 2-position switch to assign to channels 5 and 7 to control the Byme-A modes.
im using FS-I6 UPDATED FIRMWEL TO 10 CHANNEL but it wont connect on my transmitter . my flight control is byme A. PLS HELP THANkS
What Flysky receiver are you using? The Byme-A is a stabilizer only, not a receiver and stabilizer.
What is the mode set at I can't get mime to bind if you could let me no please thanks 🙂
I don't think the mode on gyro would affect the bind
That manual you show there isn't quite the same as the 1 on the current RadioLink website, Blowy. Also I don't quite understand how you are getting the choice of modes that you describe without setting channel 7 to a switch that will give you +/-100 to select between Stabilize (Self-leveling with 45degree pitch limits and 70degree roll limits) - Acrobat (Self-leveling with no limits) - and fully Manual.
OR Vertical hovering - Gyro (Rate mode with no self-leveling and only wind deflection compensation) - and fully Manual. EDIT 2 Actually the positions for "Acrobat" and "Gyro" modes ARE transposed.
The only way that I can see that you would get the first group without setting up a ch7 switch would be if your Tx channel 7 was outputting way outside its center position of 1500us. (It does happen!)
EDIT...Actually I just checked 1nformatica's video on the Byme-A and he shows the same manual as yours. The 1 that I got from some link (may have been an old 1 from an Aliexpress sale site) was showing the Gyro and Acro mode positions inverted. I think that mine may be from an old version since I seem to remember Quadcopter101 saying that he found the switch positions for some modes to be incorrect when he reviewed the RadioLink A560 3-D plane. The question about needing ch7 still valid though. Also those output range figures in your manual are really weird - should look more like 988us to 1300us, 1300us to 1700us and 1700us to 2012us surely?
Yes I just google search for the manual and sometimes keeping setup simple works
I had the same problems and questions like you but I set up like in the video and it worked for me just using chanel 5 for the 3 modes I needed.: estabilized, acro and manual ( like in betaflight or inav) although they call the modes differently in the manual what they actually do is that,
@@ebg4614 Thanks for that, mate. As luck would have it I just picked up another Byme-A and a receiver from the Post Office this afternoon. Thus I'll have a go at setting it up tomorrow with my TX16S.
The only thing that I can think of is, if the channel 7 output range for the Byme-A to select 1 half of the possible channel 5 selections really IS 1300 to 2000 as in that manual. That would then be possible because (with the S-bus input) 8 channels would normally be available and (with no extra Tx settings) ch7 would be at the 1500 midpoint. Enough to trigger the Byme-A into the 3 modes stated. Have to do some testing. Keeps the few remaining brain cells active. ;-)