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	Other reasons for imprecision are ESC fan (mainly from HobbyWing ESCs) or extremely high vibration level.		Other reasons for imprecision are ESC fan (mainly from HobbyWing ESCs) or extremely high vibration level.

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	It is possible to setup the model and get it into a flying condition with relatively good results even with base settings all wrong. This mean that in a certain combination of wrong '''Mounting Position''', '''Swashplate type''', '''Servo reversing''' in the Spirit unit and '''Channel reversing''' in the radio, it is possible to make model to fly. But all Stabilisation and Rescue modes, including GeoLink features will work completely wrong. The easiest way to check if your base settings is in the Diagnostic tab. Make sure that all base channels are moving in the same direction as actual movement of the radio sticks. If they are moving all in a proper direction, your base settings are very likely correct.		It is possible to setup the model and get it into a flying condition with relatively good results even with base settings all wrong. This mean that in a certain combination of wrong '''Mounting Position''', '''Swashplate type''', '''Servo reversing''' in the Spirit unit and '''Channel reversing''' in the radio, it is possible to make model to fly. But all Stabilisation and Rescue modes, including GeoLink features will work completely wrong. The easiest way to check if your base settings is in the Diagnostic tab. Make sure that all base channels are moving in the same direction as actual movement of the radio sticks. If they are moving all in a proper direction, your base settings are very likely correct.

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 Other reasons for imprecision are ESC fan (mainly from HobbyWing ESCs) or extremely high vibration level.
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 # At the same time swashplate must be perfectly level - you can check it really precisely only with Cyclic Leveler tool.
 # At the same time there must be 0° between main blades. You can fold ends of the main blades so they are near each other. They must be at the same height wherever you will rotate with main shaft.
 For some models it is needed to decrease '''Vertical Correction Gain''' if model is doing visible corrections. You can start with the lowest number and increase it by 10 points in that case.

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 # At the same time swashplate must be perfectly level - you can check it really precisely only with Cyclic Leveler tool.
 # At the same time there must be 0° between main blades. You can fold ends of the main blades so they are near each other. They must be at the same height wherever you will rotate with main shaft.
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 We recommend to set Coaxial mode while GeoLink support can be disabled for testing.
 The most common reason for drifting is incorrect mechanical setup - mainly servos are not centered properly.
 There is very simple test to check if your setup is correct:
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 # At the same time there must be 0° between main blades. You can fold ends of the main blades so they are near each other. They must be at the same height wherever you will rotate with main shaft.
 Other reasons for imprecision are ESC fan (mainly from HobbyWing ESCs) or extremely high vibration level.
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-<translate>If you can't resolve this problem, we also recommend to Clear flight logs.
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 we recommend also to turn off GeoLink Logging feature first. GeoLink will not access to the FLASH memory and will be more immune to the static discharges.
 Updating to the latest Spirit and GeoLink firmware is always recommended as precaution to any problem.</translate>

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 Please make sure that Stabilisation is working precisely prior usage of a GeoLink features. This is very important as GeoLink is based on the Stabilisation feature.
 We recommend to set Coaxial mode while GeoLink support can be disabled for testing.
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 For GeoLink features to operate the most precisely '''Stabi Correction''' ON is the best option. Please note it is not possible to utilize this feature with all models - see the page above.</translate>
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 You can also try to turn off GeoLink logging feature.
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-This might happen rather in-flight and could signalize unexpected failure. Most probable reason is shock by high electrostatic discharge. This will result in the '''GeoLink connection is broken event''' and loss of GeoLink functionality from the moment it will occur.</translate>
+This might happen rather in-flight and could signalize unexpected failure. Most probable reason is shock by high electrostatic discharge. This will result in the '''GeoLink connection is broken event''' and loss of GeoLink functionality from the moment it will occur.
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 If yes, it is necessary to fix the problem. It can be fixed according following page:
-[[Rescue_Imprecise|Imprecise Rescue or Stabilisation]] - '''Settings for the best performance''' section.
+[[Imprecise_Rescue|Imprecise Rescue or Stabilisation]] - '''Settings for the best performance''' section.
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