HeliMLM wrote:
Hello Chris
it's the vibration level that is used (at least it has been in the past) to trigger the log... iirc it starts recording as soon as the vibration level is >= 3. so maybe you wont see it on bench... but it is working in flight!
I did happen to look at vibration too, and I can't remember if it was above 3 or not. The aileron vibration was about 15 but the overall number was low.
Not sure, but I really hope it works without the Spirit needing to see the throttle signal.
From the manual: "Logging is automatically started without any intervention. It is completely seamless so pilot do not have to care about the feature. As soon as unit will detect a motion or vibration from the rotating parts, it is started.
Without started motor logging will not trigger."
Maybe I'm wrong and 'started motor' does not mean that the Spirit itself "started the motor".
I'll try with blades next.