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Yes, of course, do you use the Av200 360?

Please, no autopano for now. Concentrate on the main functions first, the shifting roll axis drives me crazy.

Will the roll problem be solved?

Nice to see that I'm not the only one, having this problem. Go to home does not work in this case either.

I have the same problem, with an AV200 360. It goes well for the first minutes, but after some flight time, the roll axis tilts to one side and you have to hold horizontal position manually. That's really annoying and happens nearly every flight.

Thanks, did not now the link, that's wuite helpful, but I'm missing the AD8HLE with MK3638 and 12x3,8 APC SF. Anyone with a similar setting here? Maybe we could add some new settings for the latest frames? I can deliver the settings for my SkyJib 8 if yomeone is interested.

Hi! I'm experiencing big problems with an AD8HLE getting it to fly smoothly. I tried for hours, wasting a lot of time, but it still woblles around although the electronic seems to be okay. Which get's me to a question: Would a PID-database for the most common frames and configurations make...

Well, it's a combination of mistakes people made. Plettenberg by taking a standard engine of the shelf and giving it to Dirk, Dirk who did some mysterious tests and was writing bad recommendations, esc-suppliers and airframe-manufacturers which copied the data without testing themselves...

Well, as far as I know, Aerodrone is using some slightly changed Orbit 15/20. And Droidworx changed their info, because some of the concerning people with problems informed them to do so.

DKTek, don't blame Aerodron for using the Plettenberg Orbits. The Orbit 15/20 need much more than 40A when using them with 5s and 15" props, although they are stated as "designed for the MK Bl Ctrl 2.0" and this configuration was recommended aswell. So using these engines with these props will...

And he's loosing the motor shaft at the end.

Well, the Plettenberg were advertised as "designed for the MK-Bl-Ctrl 2.0", and 15x4 props at 5s were recommended as an optimum combination. Now they advice not to use bigger props than 13", they suggest to stick to 4s, etc. Since nobody admits that there is a problem, and recommendations...

It's getting weird...

Droidworx reacted and theyre not recommending the Orbit 15/20 anymore.

Well, the AXI 4120 are doing well with 15", but they are quite heavy and you will have to go with more batteries in parallel which again add more weight. I think that in these heavy weight class, you have to calculate some spare money for trying around. I hate being the beta tester, but more...

Plettenberg sent out a detailed statement today by mail concernig the data given out by Dirk, they are distancing from his recommendations: See here (in german): http://forum.mikrokopter.de/topic-post398517.html#post398517 They are recommending 13x4 props maximum at 5s for multirotor use...

Well, 13x4 is tiny, then you can also stick with MK3638. Less weight, less than half the price.

I must say, that the Aerodrive itself is really a good product. I bought it after the Herkules board burned down, it costs quite a lot of cash, but I wanted to kill every I2C-trouble aswell and it works good! But with the right engines.

The same here, now I would be glad to get my money back. But I wish you good luck!