Auto tune worked great, much better than I expected. The only side effect is the difference in stick movements afterwards between stab mode and loiter/position
Otherwise pretty much perfect
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Its an optical illusion, something obscured the LEDS. There are two strips down the booms - White - Front. Red = Back plus a double row of reds on the rear of the machine on the Anti Vibe plate.
I would not advise doing so if you want to take pictures and films. On the contrary, autotune with a little bit less weight is a good idea, especially if you are thinking about videophotography uses. Doing so will give you a craft that is with smoother movements & control to take videos and pictures.
Yes, I'll put the camera on now I trust it a little more.
That default Imax does seem strange, i noticed it when I was first setting up - I'm hoping its an error in MP, certainly seems to fly straight so I'm a bit loathed to change it just in case I end up with 0.005 in the Pixhawk.
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Looks good, I need to try autotune.
The light bar under your copter - what do they represent? I notice at one point not all were lit.
Its an optical illusion, something obscured the LEDS. There are two strips down the booms - White - Front. Red = Back plus a double row of reds on the rear of the machine on the Anti Vibe plate.
I would not advise doing so if you want to take pictures and films. On the contrary, autotune with a little bit less weight is a good idea, especially if you are thinking about videophotography uses. Doing so will give you a craft that is with smoother movements & control to take videos and pictures.
Thanks, I'll use the PIDs as is and see how it goes.
I'm a little worried by the 500 imax and where that came from.
Yes, I'll put the camera on now I trust it a little more.
That default Imax does seem strange, i noticed it when I was first setting up - I'm hoping its an error in MP, certainly seems to fly straight so I'm a bit loathed to change it just in case I end up with 0.005 in the Pixhawk.