Extreme Yaw on Take Off -- Solved
-- SOLVED --
The CW motor was spinning faster because one of the Quick Detach Propeller adapter was broken and the prop is not "locked" down to the motor.
Change the adapter and it fly well.
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Original Post
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Hi everyone,
I have problem on my quad and really require your advise..
Extreme Yaw/rudder on take off after repair from previous crash.
Previous crash was because of lost propeller on normal hover, it was hover quite stable before lost one of propeller.
Video on yaw problem when take off:
Log file with 3.1.5 + IMU added:
Flight Log with IMU
EDIT:
Motor 3 & 4 was spin faster than motor 1 & 2 as shown on below log:
New Log with Motors, IMU, etc.
Check list performed:
- TX trim checked.
- APM output cable checked.
- Motors & Props rotation checked.
- Compass, Accell & ESC Calibration successfully checked.
- (Motor spin on same speed with no load during ESC calibration)
- Firmware erase, reset, upgrade and downgrade between 3.1.5 and 3.2-rc5
- Change input channel 4 to input channel 8 and re-map the Yaw channel checked.
Suspect on one of ESC's or motors was broken during the crash, but how to determine which one is broken?
If any esc or motor were broken, why it still can take off from the ground?
Usually, quad will always tip-off if one motor/esc was failed.
Any ideas before I dismantle the entire quad?
Many thanks in advance.
Waladi
Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by John Spencer on -
Check your motors.. One of them is rotating in the wrong direction, Hence the yaw...
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Permalink Reply by Waladi on -
Thanks for the alert John, but I can confirm that all motors and props direction were checked several times according to guide below:
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Permalink Reply by Waladi on
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-- SOLVED --
The CW motor was spinning faster because one of the Quick Detach Propeller adapter was broken and the prop is not "locked" down to the motor.
Change the adapter and it fly well.
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Permalink Reply by John Spencer on
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As long as you got there...
John
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