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    Plush ESC 30A turn when being armed

    Hey all, anyone have face this problem before? I am using Tarot 680 pro, Naza M V2, Plush ESC 30A and 3525 Multistar motor. I have did the calibration for the individual ESC. Everything seem fine in individual testing to the receiver. When connected to Naza M V2, once the motor is being armed, 1 of the motor start to turn gradually. Once I throttle up on the TX, the other 5 motor follow suite.

    What may cause the motor to turn individually when armed? Is it the problem of the ESC?

    #2
    If all esc are new, unlikely esc issue.u may wish to check yr soldering n wiring. I gt this before. The culprit was a cold solder joint in one of the motors. Caused me to take apart the whole works n assemble again. Knn...
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      #3
      I solder all this esc again to the distribution board. Seem like its the same thing. I will be idling down the motor speed when armed. Thanks for your help! Will it make a different when I throttle down, one of the motors will stop like 1 sec faster than other motor?

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        #4
        Originally posted by vipercow View Post
        I solder all this esc again to the distribution board. Seem like its the same thing. I will be idling down the motor speed when armed. Thanks for your help! Will it make a different when I throttle down, one of the motors will stop like 1 sec faster than other motor?
        i din help at all. only sharing my crappy experience with a loose motor wire.

        despite a decade in this wondrous hobby, I still consider myself a noob when it comes to many items including motors & esc. u may wish to buy the programming card for the plush esc though. that will effectively take away all the guesswork and best of all, I can set the tune when the esc are armed...yes, the esc can sing! LOL
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          #5
          Originally posted by feudallordcult View Post
          i din help at all. only sharing my crappy experience with a loose motor wire.

          despite a decade in this wondrous hobby, I still consider myself a noob when it comes to many items including motors & esc. u may wish to buy the programming card for the plush esc though. that will effectively take away all the guesswork and best of all, I can set the tune when the esc are armed...yes, the esc can sing! LOL
          Anyway i have calibrated all the esc and set it through programming card. now i notice that the motor is slightly stiffer than the rest. When i throttle up, i notice that it lean to the side where the motor have the least power. Is there any way to balance the copter? Example: shifting the c.g or trim the tx?

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            #6
            Sounds like bad bearings or misalignment of some kind. I would check the motors physically.
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