Dji Naza M lite + F450 Flipping on take off.
- Thread starter TOMFlight
- Start date
The motors all start at the same time but there is visibly one, maybe two that just spin faster and cause it to tip.boosted2000si
Member
Try and swap an esc from one side to the other see if the speed of the motor follows the esc.
Show us a picture of the esc or a link where you bought them from.
Show us a picture of the esc or a link where you bought them from.
TOMFlight
Member
I can't switch ESC's atm, I don't have access to the soldering machine.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/360695582267?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649 - this is where I bought the item from.
soler
Member
Can you switch motors round instead? Is your naza Flat to the bottom plate?
Sounds very much to me like TX programming issue - ensure that all required channels and operating in the correct direction and ccalibrated and also make sure you also have rates programmed. If you're taking off in manual mode without rates programmed it's going to rotate so fast you won't react in time.
For first flights you really should take off in Atti or GPS modes, leave manual mode alone until you know it's all set up and working the way it should - essentially let the Naza do the bulk of the flying.
For first flights you really should take off in Atti or GPS modes, leave manual mode alone until you know it's all set up and working the way it should - essentially let the Naza do the bulk of the flying.
TOMFlight
Member
So after receiving my quadcopter back from the hobby store these were the changes they made
"This is what action was taken to repair your quad copter.
We re-bound the radio to blank mode, recalibrated the IMU and set the radio
end points.
The ESC wires were ran incorrectly, we set these up again and also re set
the motor. We set up the 2 position mode switch and then the quad copter was
test flown.
We then transferred the complete set up to your radio and test flew it again
to be sure" - So really it was mostly my fault, but hey, now I've learnt which was is always a positive!
View attachment 13740View attachment 13741View attachment 13742
"This is what action was taken to repair your quad copter.
We re-bound the radio to blank mode, recalibrated the IMU and set the radio
end points.
The ESC wires were ran incorrectly, we set these up again and also re set
the motor. We set up the 2 position mode switch and then the quad copter was
test flown.
We then transferred the complete set up to your radio and test flew it again
to be sure" - So really it was mostly my fault, but hey, now I've learnt which was is always a positive!
View attachment 13740View attachment 13741View attachment 13742
