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Do NOT use UltraPWM. These were a special ESC that XAircraft no longer makes. I've got a few of them hanging around in my storage bins. Change your setup to Standard ESC. Jeff Posted from my phone using Tapatalk Pro. :-)

Have you ever heard a company admit to a problem. i.e. "Hey, watch out. Our product might start a fire." Hell, it took many YouTube videos to surface before Apple admitted to "possible" problems with "some" laptop batteries that "might" cause a fire. No, Castle is not going to admit to...

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Remote control pitch suddenly went up at the end. Of course it looks like it took a tumble after that. Interference maybe? Your girlfriend got mad and pushed the stick? Jeff Posted from my phone using Tapatalk Pro. :-)

LOL. They asked for your serial number, right? Sorry for laughing. I'm just picturing the conversation "but I can't get the serial because I can't connect to it". "We can't help you without the serial number". Your dealer "might" be able to tell you. If he kept records of that. Maybe on...

Hmmm, Windows or Mac? If Windows, when the SuperX is plugged in, does it show up in Device Manager? Jeff Posted using Tapatalk

Try bypassing the short cable that XAircraft provided (assuming you are using it). A few people have had trouble with this cable. Jeff

I was flying planes long before flying multicopters. Planes don't have a flight controller. The flight controller is you. The procedure is always turn your radio on first and turn it off last. If you don't do that, the mistake is yours, not the manufacture of whatever you are flying. Right...

Ok. :-) If you followed the old X650 threads on RCG you'd understand. Jeff Posted using Tapatalk

TeeJeeBee, is that you? If so, believe it or not, good to see you. :-) Posted using Tapatalk

Why change something when the problem is the radio was turned off first. ALWAYS, and I mean always disconnect the battery from your multicopter before turning off your radio. No matter who builds the controller, a multicopter without power cannot fly away. Actually, this rule applies to...

Is it possible your GPS puck is not pointing straight? Just another thing to look at. Jeff

The SuperX works with a 3S, the X650Pro does not. Just like my Tarot hex will not fly with a 3S due to the motors and escs I'm running. Jeff

I just checked your black box report. Your motors aren't level. Notice how motors 2 & 4 are spinning faster then 1 & 3. This would induce a yaw by itself if the FC didn't try to correct it. In one of the other threads someone posted a good video on how to level your motors. Jeff

You've got a couple of very sudden voltage drops. I'd start by checking the wiring. Maybe you've got a cold solder joint somewhere that came loose when you changed out the MK. Jeff

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Before they released it I asked them to make it compatible with all versions of GoPro. Being designed only for the GoPro Hero 3, they are limiting their market. Like I told them, I'm not going to upgrade my camera for a gimbal, I'll buy a gimbal for my camera. Jeff

Now that is good. I had to check to see of YouTube had stopped streaming at one point is was so solid. Seriously, it was like a picture until a car drove by. Speaking of cars, only problem I saw was the video must be reversed. Or else everyone is driving on the wrong side of the road...

I'm with you, I've yet to find a complete set of balanced props. I think I once got a prop that was perfectly balanced. Once. Maybe. And I probably broke it. :frog: Jeff

Much better on the motors. Check your radio and make sure you don't have any trim or sub-trim that may be causing the wandering. Jeff Posted using Tapatalk