When I fly like this a few things have to come together, like knowing the battery, being sure you have a solid RTH and Video link. The iOSD is the best way of determining Ascent/Descent rates given the latency in all 2.4Ghz telemetry systems.
Since there was no gimbal mounting for my GoPro and the video is unstabilised/post-processed, the hover at 70 odd metres shows just how good the Wookong-M can be (V5.14 PWM) when everything has come together. Of all the tweaks I made - these standout:
Since there was no gimbal mounting for my GoPro and the video is unstabilised/post-processed, the hover at 70 odd metres shows just how good the Wookong-M can be (V5.14 PWM) when everything has come together. Of all the tweaks I made - these standout:
- I redid all solder connectors including those on pre-soldered LiPos
- I went for serial numbered 4s Turnigy LiPos - all were test flown and logged over a 2 hour cumulative flight time
- I used a HobbyWing Quattro ESC
- I calc'd my motors on Markus Muller's eCalc (this resulted in me fitting 4 X T-Motor MT2216-12 to the XAircraft X650 Quad) which gave far better response than the stock ones (3s)
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