02-14-2026, 11:43 PM
I'm not familiar with the Microvib balancer but they're functionally all the same on the user-end. If your accelerometer is mounted the same way as the Dynavibe instructions and you're getting .18 ips @ 270 then you should try to remove ~.3 grams from the master blade tip weight (or add ~.3g to the slave) to see if you can get the hover a bit smoother. Though, under .2 ips is generally acceptable to move toward cruise flight adjustments.
However, if your accelerometer is setup differently because the application notes are different with the Microvib (I don't know), then you would need to use the polar charts produced with those instructions. But, you can always experiment to reduce the ips—it looks like your lead/lag is good at the moment... If you have rotorway-specific instructions and/or polar charts for the Microvib II, feel free to send me a copy and I'll upload them to the documents page as well.
Rotorway Polar charts and instructions for the Dynavibe here for download.
However, if your accelerometer is setup differently because the application notes are different with the Microvib (I don't know), then you would need to use the polar charts produced with those instructions. But, you can always experiment to reduce the ips—it looks like your lead/lag is good at the moment... If you have rotorway-specific instructions and/or polar charts for the Microvib II, feel free to send me a copy and I'll upload them to the documents page as well.
Rotorway Polar charts and instructions for the Dynavibe here for download.