Phantom Low Voltage Crash

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I had a crash with the phantom. Apparently I had a cell go bad and wasnt paying attention.
It wasnt so bad that it damaged the gimbal. I actually used the stick command to shut it down.

Now in the assistant , everything works just as it should.:

Tx commands respond normal
Fail Safe
IOC
compass is spot on
current firmware
all lights flash as working normal when switching thru modes (even out of assistant)
GPS is calibrated

My motors wont start up. (using stick command)
Not even a twitch.

all wiring seems to be solid.
A visual inspection just short of un soldering the board
looks ok , no cracks.

tested 12v to all 4 esc

I never received any errors. (25,26)
but I slammed it on a table to be sure ...

amounted to nothing

Any ideas would greatly be appreciated .

Thanks
 
Thanks for that .

I do have the proper setting for my transmitter .

It's set to "Traditional".

I put this up in a couple forums and have not got an answer .
I am completely stumped myself.
 
You could try and bind the transmitter to the Phantom. This is done by pressing the small button on the receiver IN THE PHANTOM, with your TX turned on and near by. You can read the entire instructions on the DJI web site.

Perhaps it unbound it self.

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I do have the proper setting for my transmitter .

It's set to "Traditional".


If you are using the DJI transmitter, it must be set to "PPM" not traditional.

Traditional, is for an aftermarket tx/rx using 6 connectors from the rx to the Naza controller.
 

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