Bartman
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i was just searching through the XAircraft wiki for clues as to how to proceed in changing PID values and I found a procedure called RC Calibration. maybe i overlooked it when i first built my quad but i've certainly never calibrated my RC Tx to the FC-1212. The procedure is pretty simple, run the XA config software, see what values are being registered with your sticks neutral and enter those values into the width column for nick, roll, and yaw. i'm happy to say it actually made a big difference and i'm much happier with how it flies than i've ever been.
i just did an 11 minute flight with the dual 3600 mah batteries and each cell had 42% remaining. i'm thinking a 12 to 13 minute flights may be possible and i'm even considering putting two 5000 mah packs on from my MK Okto just to see how well the quad handles it. with the two 3600 mah packs, the camera mount and a GoPro, there is still plenty of excess power AND THAT'S WITH THE THROTTLE SOFTWARE LIMITED TO 80% AND REDUCED SIZE PROPS!!
the gnats are making it unpleasant to be outside right now so i'm charging the batteries and will head out after dinner for another flight.
cheers,
bart
i just did an 11 minute flight with the dual 3600 mah batteries and each cell had 42% remaining. i'm thinking a 12 to 13 minute flights may be possible and i'm even considering putting two 5000 mah packs on from my MK Okto just to see how well the quad handles it. with the two 3600 mah packs, the camera mount and a GoPro, there is still plenty of excess power AND THAT'S WITH THE THROTTLE SOFTWARE LIMITED TO 80% AND REDUCED SIZE PROPS!!
the gnats are making it unpleasant to be outside right now so i'm charging the batteries and will head out after dinner for another flight.
cheers,
bart