Shadow74
Multi-rotor madman
Hey All,
I searched the forum posts for this topic, found a place where one guy asked about it....but there was no answer. Anyone know what might cause this:
My Tricopter (based on David Windestals design) (running a KK Blackboard) when given throttle inputs slowly, flys GREAT! It tracks well, is incredibly stable....really a joy to fly.
However.....it becomes a different animal entirely when I give throttle inputs more aggressively.....if I "goose" the throttle the copter dips hard to the left. It seems as if the motor on that side doesnt respond as quickly as the other two. once this happens, it seems to throw my gyro out of whack....causing me to have to hold right aileron to hold it level in a hover. If I land, unplug, then plug back in and reinitialize it, it is fine.....until the next time I throttle up too fast.
I am flying 850kv motors, 20amp esc's, 2200mah 20c lipo's
My batteries are fairly old, but still fly it for close to 10-11 min. Is it possible that the battery is not feeding the juice to it fast as it requires?
(i am texting with Chad as i am writing this, and he suggested that maybe the left motor is bad. I have another, so I will try swapping it out as he suggested. I will report back what happens)
in the mean time......anyone have any thoughts, opinions? anything is welcome.
Thanks in advance!
Cheers!
Eric
I searched the forum posts for this topic, found a place where one guy asked about it....but there was no answer. Anyone know what might cause this:
My Tricopter (based on David Windestals design) (running a KK Blackboard) when given throttle inputs slowly, flys GREAT! It tracks well, is incredibly stable....really a joy to fly.
However.....it becomes a different animal entirely when I give throttle inputs more aggressively.....if I "goose" the throttle the copter dips hard to the left. It seems as if the motor on that side doesnt respond as quickly as the other two. once this happens, it seems to throw my gyro out of whack....causing me to have to hold right aileron to hold it level in a hover. If I land, unplug, then plug back in and reinitialize it, it is fine.....until the next time I throttle up too fast.
I am flying 850kv motors, 20amp esc's, 2200mah 20c lipo's
My batteries are fairly old, but still fly it for close to 10-11 min. Is it possible that the battery is not feeding the juice to it fast as it requires?
(i am texting with Chad as i am writing this, and he suggested that maybe the left motor is bad. I have another, so I will try swapping it out as he suggested. I will report back what happens)
in the mean time......anyone have any thoughts, opinions? anything is welcome.
Thanks in advance!
Cheers!
Eric