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I Will try and get some specs from him later today.
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Killab: GPS has been moved back a little while we deal with the recall, of all V1E boards.
Really he is waiting on a large enough amount to come in. But, the recall is priority one. Sorry for the delay! |
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Let's see what is going on.
What version board do you have? You should not be reducing to zero throttle. You want to keep the pops spinning. If you doing full aerobatics then you don't want motor stop on. Because you don't want them to ever stop spinning. I don't know about the disarmming. But I will do some research and see what happens. If you have time maybe we can chat for a little bit on Friday. Quote:
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teramax:
You issues seems strange and I can't seems to find an issue like yours. I am still wondering what is your boards version and when was it bought. I am still waiting a a return call for a fellow Multi-wii expert. We all all trying to figure out what is going on. Thank you for waiting. Steve34: Things look close. Nothing really looks out of wack. I suggest you turn you P down on your roll down from 3.7 to 3.4 and see if it stops. You are so close. If 3.4 helps a little go down to 3.1. You should be somewhere around there. But 3.7 is too much right now. Your quad will respond better to your inputs and will be smooth as frozen water. If you want, PM me your number to your pocket phone. I can chat with you and tell you what you looking for. Other than that, try it and report back. |
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Teramax:This is not the fix for you, it is a test.
You could use it as a fix. But my thoughts are you are staying to long at zero throttle. To determined, what really is going on. I would like you to try this! Activate arming to one of you swtiches. If you do this, you can arm and disarm from the switch. The yaw arming and disarming, will not work once this is attached to a switch. So, you don't have to worry about turnning it off during flight. If this works like this, then it more than likely pilot error. Plus after doing about six loops last night. I hasd someone wtach my stick movements and I never reduced the throttle below 1/4 throttle If it still does that, Colin may need to see your board for some testing. I still would like to know what is your boards version and date. |
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