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Originally posted by quadflyer View PostYou may want to check the settings (end points, trim, mixing, etc) on your tx for the channel that you are using for the mode switch.
I hope this helps.
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I just found this on YouTube, its really helps show the effect of different gain settings.
Works on all dji products! Naza lite, naza , wookong, a2, phantom phantom 2, phantom vision , inspire 1, etc, etcUPDATE: english coments are now in the movi...
Does this help?
can you video the hexa in flight, it would be very useful to see what's happening.www.rov.sg
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Hi alucard,
I had a look at the video, yes, from the 1st part of the video it does look like the gains are ok as it seems nice and stable and there seems to be a sudden instability at 0.52.
Does it happen at the same time into every flight, does it stabilise itself after its "wobble", is there a patten to when it happens?
are you using servos to control the camera gimbal? try disconnecting the servos to see if it has any effect.www.rov.sg
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Originally posted by quadflyer View PostHi alucard,
I had a look at the video, yes, from the 1st part of the video it does look like the gains are ok as it seems nice and stable and there seems to be a sudden instability at 0.52.
Does it happen at the same time into every flight, does it stabilise itself after its "wobble", is there a patten to when it happens?
are you using servos to control the camera gimbal? try disconnecting the servos to see if it has any effect.
yup its stabilise after the "wobble " it always happen, im using servo in the gimbal, does it affect any parameters?
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Originally posted by alucard View Postyup its stabilise after the "wobble " it always happen, im using servo in the gimbal, does it affect any parameters?
i have a strong feeling that something wrong with the esc. 2, 4, 6 motor quite slow compare to other motor during start up, what do you think ??
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