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  • hsucliff June 28, 2011 at 5:15pm
    ESC is Turnigy BASIC-25A, flying weight is about 920g, tricopeter's arm length is about 50 cm each.
  • Developer
    Max Levine June 28, 2011 at 4:59pm
    Thank you :)
  • hsucliff June 28, 2011 at 4:41pm

    I'd the posted the log data, but it contains another 3 times flies after making this film.

    I used three 1000KV 38g moters, Corona DS-939MG as tail server, two CCW and one CW GUAI 330X 8" propellers.

    Flying time is about 6-7 minutes with FPV equipment by 11.1v 2200mAH Lipo battery supply.

    Hopefully answer all your questions.

    -Cliff

  • mc_don June 28, 2011 at 10:47am

    thank's for thr response jason :)

    so loiter radius has nothing to do with the hold position?

    when i go to loiter mode my qc flying spins, not fixed at one point. what is the problem?

     
    and whether the unit raius? km / m
    example lioter radius = 10, does that mean he will rotate at 10 meters?

     

    and RTL issues. when he arrived home,  

    whether the head of the QC will be automatically rotates as at the beginning of flying?

    becouse I really can not fly the heli nose in position:(


    apologize for my many questions.

    jeny

  • Developer
    Jason Short June 28, 2011 at 9:21am

    RTL will point the copter at the home position.

    loiter radius is the minimum distance to the waypoint to reach before moving on to the next waypoint.

    If you pass a waypoint more than 100° you will skip the waypoint.

    Jason

  • mc_don June 28, 2011 at 8:50am

    nice job :)

    so after you exit from RTL and go to stable mode, the head is rotate to the last position before you enter RTH? or you have own corection the yaw?

    allow me to ask your configuration data?

    have you try loiter(hold position)

    I am still confused with the nav and loiter radius.
    in multi-motor (QC/3C) settings should I make it to 0,    in order to rotate on its axis?

     

    sorry my bad language

  • Developer
    Max Levine June 28, 2011 at 12:26am

    That is very good flight !!!

    Can you pleas share some info on your frame setup ?

    motors/props/ tail servo mount / flight times :)

    Thanks

     

    here is my Tri.

  • Developer
    Jason Short June 27, 2011 at 10:46pm

    You can type dump 0 and it will dump everything.

    Jason

  • hsucliff June 27, 2011 at 7:22pm

    I used Fat Shark 5.8G 600mW AV Tx, sometimes a bit interfered from other RC flyer's 5.8G Tx, but still OK to FPV. I have 100mW too, the video disappeared arround 150 M, not good for FPV.

  • Greg Fletcher June 27, 2011 at 6:37pm
    Great flight! You appear to be flying fpv. Are you using Fatshark goggles with the built in receiver? What video transmitter are you using. I have the 5.8 gig 100 mW that came with the Fatshark. Haven't tryed it yet for real. Did you get any video static or drop outs? The video looks so good it must bee a GoPro recorded onboard. I am so full of questions as I am planning to fly fpv with a tricopter. They seem to have much more yaw authority.
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