ChrisRL
Member
Flux:
"I've held it in my hand at full throttle and it fights me" - how does it do this?
The reversed directions of half the motors should result in a very smooth acceleration to full throttle and no torque in any axis, even at full throttle.
If there's a perceived torque, try letting that torque have its head and following it with your hand a bit in that axis, let the IMU see the movement and the FC compensate, causing an eventual oscillation.
Could be your hand has been damping that torque out and obscuring the symptom.
Best
Chris
"I've held it in my hand at full throttle and it fights me" - how does it do this?
The reversed directions of half the motors should result in a very smooth acceleration to full throttle and no torque in any axis, even at full throttle.
If there's a perceived torque, try letting that torque have its head and following it with your hand a bit in that axis, let the IMU see the movement and the FC compensate, causing an eventual oscillation.
Could be your hand has been damping that torque out and obscuring the symptom.
Best
Chris