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If all your hardware works with the other FC, you should be good to go. It's got to be stick calibration. Are you putting it in calibrate mode and moving the sticks to every corner of the tx? When you arm the quad, are you holding the sticks down fully and into the corners as shown in the...

So, Your tx sticks are calibrated in Assistant. Your 3 position switch is moving the cursor to dead middle of each mode band in Assistant. Your Battery is good. You have Lipo power to your ESC's (check this if you have a multimeter) Your ESC signal wires are all plugged into Naza. (make sure the...

So, what is the Naza LED doing?

This is usually calibration error on your sticks. Plug into assistant again and check all the A E R & T stick cursors are all in the middle and happy. Andy.

Hi, I'm not a DX8 owner so will be of limited help here. Your transmitter needs configuring here. You need to allocate a channel to the 3 position switch on you tx. The Naza "U" port should be plugged into this channel. That will activate the use of the flight mode selector Then you need to set...

Wow, a prop should never explode. Lucky you weren't hurt. Guess it must have had a crack in the hub or one of the blades. Check your other props. Had it been crashed previously? Can you send a picture of it so we can see what might have happened? Andy.

Make sure you calibrate the compass away from large metal objects and sources of interference (including mains cables) Remember, the Naza can take a little while to grab 7+ satellites but it usually happens within 30 secs but can take a couple of minutes in some locations. My Naza finds 10/11...

Ok, So just to double check, you rotate the quad 360deg with it horizontal and get a solid green. You then point the front of the quad to the ground and and rotate it around a vertical axis. ie, you simply hold the quad and and walk in a little circle around it. There's no need to mess about...

Dan, Before you leap forward from here you need to read and and digest that Naza manual. You need to understand all those flashes and what to do when in trouble. GPS mode looks ok. One green and three reds means its looking for satellites but has less than 5 at present. You just need to give it...

Right, sounds like we're getting there. Are you following the arming sequence with the tx sticks as discussed in the Naza manual? Andy.

Hi Dan, I use the 9x in heli mode like the vid. It releases the pitch hold menus that are needed. Heli mode is the one to use on the 9x. Other TX's may be best on fixed wing mode. Other than a few parameter options like pitch hold, they are the same. Andy.

Dan, This is a good one. Andy.

Dan, Your transmitter has no issues, you just need to learn how to use the menus and settings. We all had to go through this. Have a look on youtube mate, there's loads of tips and guides to help you figure it. It's quite difficult to write about. Andy.

No problem. Tradition is the correct setting in Naza, regardless that your radio is PPM. As for the U channel, you need to configure your transmitter to enable it. There are loads of guides on youtube showing you how to configure a channel to the 3 position switch on the 9x so you can switch...

Hi Tom, The rotors should spin up, with the throttle stick at zero as soon as you complete the arming sequence. You then have to advance the stick beyond 10% within 3 seconds or the rotors will stop again. As you advance the stick from 10% through to around 40% not much happens then as you move...

Receiver type needs to be "Tradition" in Naza Assistant not PPM. That should sort it. Andy.

Hey Greg, Going back to your original question here, are you saying that when your Naza 2 is in GPS mode, your quad needs a constant 65% on the stick to maintain hover? If this is the case, I think there is a minor issue with the TX stick setup. It sound like you've got a little bit of...

In answer to your thread title question, I think you'd be ready to go full size once you can do the following; 1. Hover the quad competently with it facing you. 2. Competently fly true figure of 8 circuits mixing rudder with the aileron and elevator functions. If you can do these, I think you...

Hi Steve, The TBS Discovery has it placed about 2.25" forward of the CofG as standard so I guess a little more wouldn't hurt. How far forward are you thinking? My measurement is to the centre of the Naza. Andy.

Failsafe set up and checked working on my FRSKY receiver. Thanks again fltundra and you traxx for starting a thread that lead to an important bit of info for me. You've probably saved my quad from total loss as I experiment with longer range sorties. Andy.