Does anyone have the gain settings that the Phantom ships with? Factory reset takes you to another place. I changed mine initially for carbon fiber props (which I have since decided are overkill) and I'd like to return to "normal" settings. (and yes I know I should have recorded these).
Phantom Gain Settings
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I did pretty much the same thing, I don't know what the Phantom gains were originally, I clicked the "default" button,
and don't really think that's what they were.
I programmed mine to the settings recommended for the FW330, which is the same size as the Phantom, and it works well.
I really like my 9" carbon fiber props, so smooth.
BASIC GAIN: Pitch = 140 Roll = 140 Yaw = 100 Vertical = 110
ATTITUDE GAIN : Pitch = 140 Roll = 140
and don't really think that's what they were.
I programmed mine to the settings recommended for the FW330, which is the same size as the Phantom, and it works well.
I really like my 9" carbon fiber props, so smooth.
BASIC GAIN: Pitch = 140 Roll = 140 Yaw = 100 Vertical = 110
ATTITUDE GAIN : Pitch = 140 Roll = 140
What does adjusting the parameters do?
What "gain" are we adjusting when changing these settings?
What "gain" are we adjusting when changing these settings?
SteveNunez said:
I'm trying to grasp it all as well,
I'm definitely flying a heavier Phantom than stock (added a gimbal), but really unsure what tweaks I can make that will make the Phantom fly smoother or more responsive.
..plus it's a pain to connect to the Naza and tweak things each time.
..and I never noticed the remote adjust.. wonder how I can do that (I have a Futaba T8J), tho using the additional channels already for Pitcha adjust and failsafe.
I have a T8J also, switches DT5 and DT6 are available, then when you find a setting you like, disable them.
My Phantom is really heavy now, and the setup I have works pretty well. "I'm happy with it anyway."
I am using 9" carbon fiber props from Aerial Media Pros, and T-Motor MN 2214-11 kv920 Anti-Gravity motors.
the T8J isn't very easy to learn, it's as if it's meant for people who already know how to use fancier transmitters.
I set it up with my Phantom, but I had no idea what I was doing,..as I was just following the video directions.
any recommended gain settings for say, a relatively heavy Phantom running regular stock props? (putting the Graupners on any day now, just trying to build up the courage!)
I set it up with my Phantom, but I had no idea what I was doing,..as I was just following the video directions.
any recommended gain settings for say, a relatively heavy Phantom running regular stock props? (putting the Graupners on any day now, just trying to build up the courage!)
I know exactly what you mean. I had the added disadvantage of having the T8J-A, and the switches are set up differently
from the helicopter radio, So I would watch the videos and then try to apply it to mine.
You will like the Graupners. I like my gain settings, but I'm running 9" cf props, and upgraded motors.
I have seen other posts with numbers like these and up to 200/205. Is this referring to percentages? In other words 140%?
