specksturm
Member
Hi!
I use a kk2 board on the following quad.
Foldable H-Frame (wood) 47cm between rotors
T-Motors 2216-10 (900kv)
props 11x4.7
25A ESCs (simonK)
Different kind of Lipo 3S
RX Frsky 8rD II plus
TX Frsky DJT
motor setup: X
Yesterday I was out flying with a camera on the nose of my H-quad.
I got into a problem with the yaw axis. During normal hover I got some yaw
response in both directions but when turning right it was fighting and started to wobble in a diagonal axis (motor 1 and 3).
I went to the mixer and tried to changed the rudder settings for these motors and got it a little bit more stable. Motor 1 and 3 rudder, from 100 to 80.
But still when flying forward and yawing right the quad starts to climb and is struggling to yaw.
I am totally confused by this behaviour because it has been OK before.
I know the COG is not on spot anymore when the camera is attached. But it doesn't seem to help
if I take the camera off.
I fly with self level on.
I have done the ESC calibration
I have trimmed the KK2board in level.
Here is my PID settings
Roll AILERON
P gain 100
P limit 100
I gain 75
I limit 10
Pitch ELEVATOR
P Gain 100
P limit 100
I Gain 75
I limit 10
Yaw RUDDER
P Gain 60
P limit 30
I Gain 25
I limit 10
Self Level
P Gain 105
P limit 80
trim Roll 0
trim Pitch 0
When I look at it it seems that the frame is a little bit twisted/bent in the roll (aileron) axis so that motor nr 3.(right back) is a little bit lower.
not much but do you think that this has a major effect on yaw?
Or do you think one of the ESCs might be out of sync with the others? I dont have a ESC programming board so I can't check them on the fly.
Any help or toughts on this issue is welcome!
I use a kk2 board on the following quad.
Foldable H-Frame (wood) 47cm between rotors
T-Motors 2216-10 (900kv)
props 11x4.7
25A ESCs (simonK)
Different kind of Lipo 3S
RX Frsky 8rD II plus
TX Frsky DJT
motor setup: X
Yesterday I was out flying with a camera on the nose of my H-quad.
I got into a problem with the yaw axis. During normal hover I got some yaw
response in both directions but when turning right it was fighting and started to wobble in a diagonal axis (motor 1 and 3).
I went to the mixer and tried to changed the rudder settings for these motors and got it a little bit more stable. Motor 1 and 3 rudder, from 100 to 80.
But still when flying forward and yawing right the quad starts to climb and is struggling to yaw.
I am totally confused by this behaviour because it has been OK before.
I know the COG is not on spot anymore when the camera is attached. But it doesn't seem to help
if I take the camera off.
I fly with self level on.
I have done the ESC calibration
I have trimmed the KK2board in level.
Here is my PID settings
Roll AILERON
P gain 100
P limit 100
I gain 75
I limit 10
Pitch ELEVATOR
P Gain 100
P limit 100
I Gain 75
I limit 10
Yaw RUDDER
P Gain 60
P limit 30
I Gain 25
I limit 10
Self Level
P Gain 105
P limit 80
trim Roll 0
trim Pitch 0
When I look at it it seems that the frame is a little bit twisted/bent in the roll (aileron) axis so that motor nr 3.(right back) is a little bit lower.
not much but do you think that this has a major effect on yaw?
Or do you think one of the ESCs might be out of sync with the others? I dont have a ESC programming board so I can't check them on the fly.
Any help or toughts on this issue is welcome!