I have been fighting with this for a sometime and I am running out of options.
Problem: Right back motor + esc heats up. No other motor or esc heats up. On left yaw wobble
Tests done:
- changed esc --> no change.
- changed motor --> no change
- rewired my power leads --> no change
- checked that motor axel is not touching the frame & made the frame holes bigger --> no change.
- The right back motor heated up also before Plush 25A reflash --> not caused by reflasing.
Now I flashed my Plush 25A with BLheli firmware. Endresult is that all is very well, except on left yaw there is a wobble. Wobble is x-type woblle. The heating up motor is on the axis wobbling. Similar to P-term being to high.
- Tested with reducing roll & pitch rate P-term --> no change
- Tested with lowered stablize yaw P-term cloze to zero --> copter remains stable, and no wobbles, but no turning either.
- Reduced way rate I max term from 50 to 10 --> in my opinion this reduced wobble a bit.
Potential solution:
- Is my frame unbalanced / one motor unaligned that this leads to rate I to build up to compenzate for yaw. When I try to do left yaw the situation get bit uncontrolled.
- What is a good way to test if there is an inbuild way in the frame that is compensated by I term?
- Or any other good proposials?
Many thanks in advance,
(Custom made quadroframe, Turnigy 2217 motors, Plush 25A with Blheli, APM2.0, Arducopter 2.7, initially stock PID-terms.)
Replies
The ESC heat is probably the BEC. The motor heat is probably a bearing or shaft that is sticking out the bottom, hitting the frame arm.
Jason
Just considering the simplest first, Is the frame balanced?
If the motor is having to do more work than the rest it would explain it.
Attached is a gopro video of the wobble:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5VSN_n__gQ&feature=youtu.be