Hi, I am a new-be into the world of quads. Built a hover flip from scratch using the naza m-lite for the control system. Program the quad and it does fly, but do not know how the gps system returns the quad home. My tx is a dx8 and Spectrum 6 channel rx. The gps, altitude and manual are on a three way switch (flaps). I have done calibration through the assistant. I have read that there are procedures for the dx7, but do not know if I need to follow those or similar ones for the dx8. I do get a blinking green light when battery is plugged in, then it goes to solid green. When I switch from gps to altitude (failsafe) it gors to tellow/orange and in manual there is now light. Not sure what other answers will help unless you ask. Thanks for any help.
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Thank you for your help. The video will help.
One more question: is there a way to smooth out take offs? When I start motors they seem to be going at different speeds and cause a rocking back and forth. If I use radio to smooth out flight it will hoover, but getting to that point can be frusturating.....is it my gains?
One more question: is there a way to smooth out take offs? When I start motors they seem to be going at different speeds and cause a rocking back and forth. If I use radio to smooth out flight it will hoover, but getting to that point can be frusturating.....is it my gains?
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Have you calibrated the throttle/ESCs? If you have done that already - then it's probably just the ground effect. It's best to pop it up so it gets at least a few feet off the ground quickly. This can make you a little nervous at first - but it gets you clear of the turbulence that can cause that rocking back and forth.
if it's wobbling in the air - clear of the ground effect - then this issue would most likely be your gains.