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Hi All,
I'm super new to RC and yesterday I did my first successful test flight with my DJI 450
There's an issue I experienced tho, after calibration of my Futaba T8J (prior to the flight) the aileron did not end up at 0 or perfectly at centre, so I tried a few re-calibrations but no difference. In the end I ended up changing the endpoint value of the aileron channel to something like 130 and I did a re-calibration. that got me close to 0.. something like -3 which I thought was fine.
Unfortunately, that caused slight back drift when I did my test flight!
And I had to keep adjusting while flying... LOL! So what I am wondering is.. is there a proper way to fix this issue? Seems like adjusting the end point is just a workaround. Thanks for any suggestions!
I'm super new to RC and yesterday I did my first successful test flight with my DJI 450
There's an issue I experienced tho, after calibration of my Futaba T8J (prior to the flight) the aileron did not end up at 0 or perfectly at centre, so I tried a few re-calibrations but no difference. In the end I ended up changing the endpoint value of the aileron channel to something like 130 and I did a re-calibration. that got me close to 0.. something like -3 which I thought was fine.
Unfortunately, that caused slight back drift when I did my test flight!
And I had to keep adjusting while flying... LOL! So what I am wondering is.. is there a proper way to fix this issue? Seems like adjusting the end point is just a workaround. Thanks for any suggestions!
As a precaution, I also re-adjusted the weight balance to make it more balanced. After another test flight, I can say it's flying nicely now
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