ExperimentalRC
Senior Member
I just crashed my mini quad so hard that all the magnets broke off of the front right motor and half the magnets broke off the rear right motor.
If they're just the bare metal and they can touch each other, I'd say that could be your problem.
I just crashed my mini quad so hard that all the magnets broke off of the front right motor and half the magnets broke off the rear right motor.
Use the vinyl material you find at auto stores or some vinyl contact paper from the $ store.
Made one up for my BlackOut easy using leftover carbon vinyl I had from another project. View attachment 42402
Carbon vinyl? So, is it loose or fairly rigid?
It's just vinyl with a carbon look.
It has an adhesive side, Doubled it over so sticky on to sticky and cut it out.
I had it from another project. Quite expensive at $20 a roll from Autozone.
You could just use contact paper (vinyl) from the $ store but wouldn't look as cool.
Awesome! Let me know how those motors perform. I'm debating between those versus Sunnysky 2204s.
Lmao. Sometimes it's just something stupid...
Guess what happens when you tune your yaw rate in low rates on the Tx then run in high rates and yaw? It shuts two motors completely off and it falls out of the sky.
Haven't tested enough to say this was the problem 100% but it did it again a few times today after applying the heat-shrink. Once up high killing two more props. A couple more times in the front yard under controlled conditions. Dialed down the yaw rate and it seems to be low enough now.
Haha, thanks for the help everyone!
Do yourself a favour and get the Cobra 2204 2300kv motors. I've been running the SS2204's for a very long time now and been super happy with them (they are much better then that cheaper stuff) but recently had the chance to try the Cobra versions and the give more punch and are more solid in impacts. I believe they may be slightly over they're quoted kv since they produce more thrust and draw more current. My 4s 5" blackout now does 135km/h top speed.
First of all, never use the the rates in your TX. It reduces the resolution in the FC. Always setup your rates and endpoint adjustments in the Naze receiver page so the controls go 1000-2000 for the best resolution and set the the throttle range the same as what you calibrated the esc's to.
It sounds like you've somehow set up the motors so the motors slowing down are allowed to get too close to min throttle. If they go past then they will switch off.
so its safe to say. the FC should control anything you want. meaning.. your TX could be stupid with limited programming.. and the FC should be able to compute any issue you do not like..
chris.
and get this, the guy has perfect english. i was surprised. i was expecting your typical china reply, he has good feed back, so i have a good feeling about this dealer. time will tell of course.
chris.
so its safe to say. the FC should control anything you want. meaning.. your TX could be stupid with limited programming.. and the FC should be able to compute any issue you do not like..
chris.