Hi everyone,
Firstly - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXXRqWgTupw&feature=youtu.be
That's the video of today, I apologise for the horrible quality, youtube was throwing up errors when I went to upload the higher quality version, at least this will give you an idea of what the quad was doing though.
Basically as I was taking off the quad had a tendency to float back and left / right rather than maintaining is position. I was trying to actively correct it through controls however either through me being a very inexperienced controller or by the quad being a little to unstable I wasn't able to maintain an effective hover.
Throttle wise I do have plenty of power, so although most flights here only go about a meter off the ground I can go higher, but I didn't wish to do so as hard landings are only going to break it and I need to sort out the control issues while I can throttle down easily.
In terms of trouble shooting I've levelled the quad multiple times on a flat surface, but it doesn't seem to help much / at all.
Is this level of 'instability' / floating (whatever you wish to call it) typical and you're simply meant to overcome it through control inputs, or should it be able to maintain a more vertical hover than this unassisted?
P.s. I have a magnetometer enabled if that makes a difference.
Cheers.
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Try calibrating your ESC's
Is it just me or does it sound like he is having sync issues with his motors / esc's?
Honestly, didn't look half bad - could be the operator or the hw - kind of hard to tell :)