Re: New Phantom does not 'take-off' from ground at full thro
Fire the phantom up, and SLOWLY move the right stick up, down, left, right and see if the phantom reacts in anyway!
I'm going to take a guess and say that when the RIGHT stick is pulled down, it will power up the motors! BUT be ready to slow the motors down, by pushing the stick in the opposite direction to whatever sped it up!
I'm guessing the Tx has been rebuilt, but the builder has been caught out when he/she has flipped over the Tx and plugged the cables in on the wrong sides?
This explains why it speeds up when executing the CSC! Anybody following what I'm thinking?
Fire the phantom up, and SLOWLY move the right stick up, down, left, right and see if the phantom reacts in anyway!
I'm going to take a guess and say that when the RIGHT stick is pulled down, it will power up the motors! BUT be ready to slow the motors down, by pushing the stick in the opposite direction to whatever sped it up!
I'm guessing the Tx has been rebuilt, but the builder has been caught out when he/she has flipped over the Tx and plugged the cables in on the wrong sides?
This explains why it speeds up when executing the CSC! Anybody following what I'm thinking?