Hi all, first post here so be gentle.
I've had my P3A for about 3 weeks now and have flown it a handful of times. On the weekend I was showing it to a friend on my driveway.....Just took off, flew left/right a bit and then came in to land. When landing it kind of banked off to the right and went into my garage door. Was probably about 6 inches off the ground and traveling pretty slowly, but it did hit the deck. Since then, whenever I try and fly it, it doesn't seem to hold it's position, even with little or no wind. I'll take off, get to about 6 feet in the air and it just kind of drifts about, not holding it's position too well. Since the minor crash, I have flown it further, in a large, flat field and it seemed stable and flew well, it's just the position hold that doesn't seem too clever.
I wanted to check that firstly, the quad should hold position better than this. And if it should, is there anything I can do to resolve?
I've already tried:
Doing an IMU calibration
Doing a compass calibration
Changed the props for the spare, brand new set
I'm a bit worried now that I've done some permanent damage, even tho the crash was pretty minior.
Any advice would be much appreciated.
I've had my P3A for about 3 weeks now and have flown it a handful of times. On the weekend I was showing it to a friend on my driveway.....Just took off, flew left/right a bit and then came in to land. When landing it kind of banked off to the right and went into my garage door. Was probably about 6 inches off the ground and traveling pretty slowly, but it did hit the deck. Since then, whenever I try and fly it, it doesn't seem to hold it's position, even with little or no wind. I'll take off, get to about 6 feet in the air and it just kind of drifts about, not holding it's position too well. Since the minor crash, I have flown it further, in a large, flat field and it seemed stable and flew well, it's just the position hold that doesn't seem too clever.
I wanted to check that firstly, the quad should hold position better than this. And if it should, is there anything I can do to resolve?
I've already tried:
Doing an IMU calibration
Doing a compass calibration
Changed the props for the spare, brand new set
I'm a bit worried now that I've done some permanent damage, even tho the crash was pretty minior.
Any advice would be much appreciated.