I know this topic has been posted 100 times at least, I have spend the last 4 days reading everything I could find before posting this.
In GPS mode when moving Altitude is very steady, holds like a champ. When I go into hover (throttle lock at 50%) is +/- 10 feet, then will hover and then will start bounce again. Laterally it holds perfectly just slides up and down.
I have moved the Vertical Gain all over the place. From about it's lowest setting to it's highest. (Programmed to a dial on the 8FG). If I start at say 50 feet of elevation and go into over it will bounce between 45 and 55. If I crank the gain down it will drop to 30 feet and then bounce between 25 and 35. Crank the gains way up and it climbs up to 70 and bounces between 65 and 75.
Here is the setup:
Hexacopter:
Stock DJI 550
Naza-M w/ GPS - Updated to 3.10 - Wrapped in black duct tape (all sides, not just left)
MaxAmps 4S 9000mah (862g)
Futaba R6208SB Receiver using S-Bus to Naza
Transmitter:
Futaba 8FG Super
Thoughts?
In GPS mode when moving Altitude is very steady, holds like a champ. When I go into hover (throttle lock at 50%) is +/- 10 feet, then will hover and then will start bounce again. Laterally it holds perfectly just slides up and down.
I have moved the Vertical Gain all over the place. From about it's lowest setting to it's highest. (Programmed to a dial on the 8FG). If I start at say 50 feet of elevation and go into over it will bounce between 45 and 55. If I crank the gain down it will drop to 30 feet and then bounce between 25 and 35. Crank the gains way up and it climbs up to 70 and bounces between 65 and 75.
Here is the setup:
Hexacopter:
Stock DJI 550
Naza-M w/ GPS - Updated to 3.10 - Wrapped in black duct tape (all sides, not just left)
MaxAmps 4S 9000mah (862g)
Futaba R6208SB Receiver using S-Bus to Naza
Transmitter:
Futaba 8FG Super
Thoughts?