Fliping does not go away

[paktazh]

Hi guys When I try to takeoff my DJI Naza Hex copter if it is in GPS mode it flip forward but if i try to take off in ATT in flip backward has any one had that problem

 

[TAPPEDOUT]

You have something configured wrong. Check for correct motor rotation,and correct prop on each motor.

 

[OneStopRC]

Yep, as above, check the rotations off each motor and prop.

 

[paktazh]

Does the M1 takes 1045R or 1045 ???

 

[blushoes]

if your hexa is configured in V6 mode.. ie, the front has 2 arms in V configuration,

then the arm pointing at '1 o'clock' motor should be rotating anti clockwise.
then just follow around each motor, every adjacent motor should be reversed.

ie, 1 o'clock arm is anti clockwise
3 o'clock arm is clockwise
5 o'oclock arm is anti

etc

Does the M1 takes 1045R or 1045 ???

 

[paktazh]

But does the M1 takes 1045R or 1045 propeller ? just want to make sure using the right propeller
thanks

 

[Jareth_Atian]

Is the 1045R propeller intended to spin clockwise or anticlockwise? Just want to make sure that I'm giving the right advice. Thanks.

 

[gtranquilla]

The answers to all or most of your questions are in the hardware manual and here it is: http://www.dji-innovations.com/download/flame-wheel-arf-downloads/

Hi guys When I try to takeoff my DJI Naza Hex copter if it is in GPS mode it flip forward but if i try to take off in ATT in flip backward has any one had that problem

 

[OneStopRC]

Easiest way to figure out the props... well for me it is. If your motor turns to the right, the higher part of the prop will cut into the air to create lift, which is the same for all props. The higher part of the prop is on top, always cutting a slice into the air pushing the air downward.

M1 is the front right rotates Anti-Clockwise
M2 is the front left rotates Clockwise
M3 is the middle left rotates Anti-Clockwise
M4 is the left rear rotates Clockwise
M5 is the rear right rotates Anti-Clockwise
M6 is the middle right rotates Clockwise

 

[paktazh]

Easiest way to figure out the props... well for me it is. If your motor turns to the right, the higher part of the prop will cut into the air to create lift, which is the same for all props. The higher part of the prop is on top, always cutting a slice into the air pushing the air downward.

M1 is the front right rotates Anti-Clockwise
M2 is the front left rotates Clockwise
M3 is the middle left rotates Anti-Clockwise
M4 is the left rear rotates Clockwise
M5 is the rear right rotates Anti-Clockwise
M6 is the middle right rotates Clockwise

yes I understand that but the prop that i got from DJI got a written on it one is (1045R) and the other one has (1045)written on it just want to make sure that i place the right prop for the right motor ? I mean which of these Prop is for CW and wich one is For CCW since one of them got R on it

 

[Langdale]

Deanot is correct about the rotation of the props but using the Naza FC , M1 is THE FRONT LEFT (cw) m2 IS THE FRONT RIGHT (CCW) ETC ETC. If you look at the prop on a level surface, you will see that one edge is higher (leading edge) than the other (trailing edge). The leading edge shows you the direction of rotation.
Why DJI had to number the motors like that is confusing.
Peter

 

[Hartz]

yes I understand that but the prop that i got from DJI got a written on it one is (1045R) and the other one has (1045)written on it just want to make sure that i place the right prop for the right motor ? I mean which of these Prop is for CW and wich one is For CCW since one of them got R on it

1045R spins clockwise CW. It's the direction the prop is heading - like reading a book from left to right.

 

[paktazh]

so this is the way it should be ??


Propeller 10 x 4.5" (counter-clockwise)
Propeller 10 x 4.5" R (-clockwise)

 

[gtranquilla]

Why not just read the manual for the F550?.... the diagrams show exactly what you need to do.....

so this is the way it should be ??


Propeller 10 x 4.5" (counter-clockwise)
Propeller 10 x 4.5" R (-clockwise)

 

[OneStopRC]

Deanot is correct about the rotation of the props but using the Naza FC , M1 is THE FRONT LEFT (cw) m2 IS THE FRONT RIGHT (CCW) ETC ETC. If you look at the prop on a level surface, you will see that one edge is higher (leading edge) than the other (trailing edge). The leading edge shows you the direction of rotation.
Why DJI had to number the motors like that is confusing.
Peter

According to DJI software and manual, M1 is the front right which is also Counter-Clockwise.

 

[Langdale]

My apologies, Paktazh and thanks Deanot. I knew there was something that was confusing, it was the fact that they number the motors in an anti-clockwise direction.
Hope I didn't cause any problems, must remember to check facts before using brain.
Peter

 

[OneStopRC]

LOL, its all good dude..

 

[rdalemercer]

Be certain that you have plugged in the ESC from M1 into the slot for M1 on your NAZA.