Hi
Here is my quad video:
Power board doesn't exists, just I soldered + wires together and - wires together.
APM 1.4 with latest ArduCopter code. Uploaded via Mission Planner.
Did leveling process successfully
Did radio setup process successfully
Did frame set to + mode
Before everything just erased eeprom using erase command on terminal
IMU Shield is attached as you may see in video
ESCs calibrated all at once successfully.
Propellers CW and CCW successfully attached and front, back, left, right attached to APM properly.
Frame is made from Balsa Wood.
ESC: DualSky ESC 25A
Motors: DualSky 980KV (XM2830CA-12)
Battery: 3000mah 11.1V 30C
Entire quad weight: 910 grams
What do you think now?
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Permalink Reply by surndliha on April 9, 2012 at 3:19am Have you tried swapping the props around on that leaning side to see if it still wants to lean to that same side?
Permalink Reply by Mark Zimmerman on April 9, 2012 at 12:39pm Yes, still tries to lean same side, sometimes I think leaning side changes, but overally it leans to a side
Permalink Reply by Chris Huitema on April 9, 2012 at 5:49am Those ESC's look exactly like the Mystery 30A ones i am running (but with a different label). I had a problem with one of mine, a dry solder joint on one of the connections inside. ended up removing the heat shrink and re soldering all the legs and tabs of each transistor.
when doing the motor test the motor on leg 3 would not spin, however the motor would spin up with the vibration of the other motors spinning, but was very intermittent. also there were some weird beeps every now and then.
Since repairing i have had no problems
Permalink Reply by Matt Gaige on April 9, 2012 at 8:17am Mark,
I can offer some input. My quad flew like yours on my first flights. The characteristics of my ESC's (they were flashed with SimonK firmware) required that I raise both Stable P pids to 8.5 (from 4.5) to get a level flight. Without that it would act as if there was no leveling control. Try it once and see.
Mat
Permalink Reply by Mark Zimmerman on April 9, 2012 at 12:40pm Thank you so much Matthew, I'll try it in 1 hour. Can you suggest a good I and D values also?
Permalink Reply by Matt Gaige on April 9, 2012 at 12:49pm I and D value would be good only for your frame. But the P setting will show whether or not control is there.
Permalink Reply by Mark Zimmerman on April 10, 2012 at 1:51am Thanks, I tried your solution with some more tweaks and changes, changed I from 0 to 0.4 (different values tried) and D I tried from 0 to 1 different values like 0.5, 0.6 etc.
No change, always my copter leans to a side
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