Recent content by Pacific Barbarian

Right stick just point forward, then use the left yaw stick small increments and practice figure of 8 turns. Good exercise I love doing. Work well to practice turns in bit directions.

Good luck with getting an educated answer on gain settings. Just does not happen. Maybe someone can surprise us.

And if it is stripped you can drill the cap head off the screw.

So, looks like an option to buy shares on the stock market with DJI and Gopro..........

Sounds like attitude mode to me.

Is it not the toilet bowl effect we experienced before the latest frimware updates? Like a big circle?

With the Phantom landed, you can use the right stick and exert maximum position in any direction, and the Phantom will not tip over. Also a nice way to listen to motors individually, to hear for irregularities. To get maximum speed out of a specific motor, push to the 4 corners. This will also...

+1 For me the elastic bands are a permanent solution, change them from time to time as they get worn. I really dont care what it looks like, it works! :mrgreen:

I have copied this from one of my previous threads in a question about gains, seems as soon as you ask about gains, litterally zero replies. My gains settings were as follows: Basic Gain: Pitch: 120 Roll: 120 Yaw: 120 Vertical: 200 Attit Gain: Pitch: 220 Roll: 220 I then hit the default...

I had this happen to me, about 200 meters away. My FPV monitor battery went dead, lost feedback. I switched to homelock, pulled back on the stick, and after about a minute, heard the phantom, but not coming closer. So I hit failsafe and it cam back. Watching the gopro footage, it was clear that...

My gains settings were as follows: Basic Gain: Pitch: 120 Roll: 120 Yaw: 120 Vertical: 200 Attit Gain: Pitch: 220 Roll: 220 I then hit the default button and it changed to the following: Basic Gain: Pitch: 125 Roll: 125 Yaw: 120 Vertical: 140 Attit Gain: Pitch: 260 Roll: 260

I have 9450 props on order. So I assume the default gains should still be fine then.

Always stop the motors by keeping the left stick pulled down for few seconds.

I noticed that since upgrading to new firmware.

Took it for a hover and yaw test. I get up to 5 metres drift when I yaw 90 degrees in both directions. Mostly in the same direction every time. It drifts to between 1 and 2 o'clock. Other times to between 4 and 5 o'clock, depending if I yaw clockwise or anti-clockwise.