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Maybe double check the actual ESC plugs are on the Naza in the correct order while you are looking at it. calibration correct through the assistant software?

Props all on & spinning in the correct direction?

Yikes, I don't blame you!

You're lucky... These seem to be everywhere, anyone with experience? Avroto M2814-11S

Did you get the error message when plugged into the Assistant software?

I'm convinced... DJI motors are on my hate list now I am searching the T-motors now

Thanks, looks like I have some things to look at. I'm running 3S packs

Yea you can do that if you feel it's needed. I'm good so far :shrug:

Hate my DJI motors now, Kloner what motor did you suggest to get from Lou? Thanks!

So I'm wondering if it's just better to cut the bullet off and solder the wire the outside of the ESC's 3 pots? Would have to peel back some of the heatshrink covering but that's not a biggie

Anytime, of you need more help I'm always willing to do a phone walk trough with people while I'm in front of my PC to make sure it's reading correct on the assistant also as that verification step is so important!

I'll be doing the same for now so I'd like to hear your results! Thanks

Yea the Spektrum way wasn't the easiest to connect the dots on but once learned it's ok. LOL Initiate the bind process and pull the bind plug once the rx's start blinking vs. leaving it in for the process is the difference between pre-set & last position fail safe on Spektrum

Tahoe Ed helped clarify the Tx main point of having the actual pre-set option but... " I have several of the AR7010's with satellite. I have set them up for preset failsafe with a Dx7s, Dx8 and JR 9503. I don't think the Tx matters the settings are saved in the Rx. You should be able to use...

The biggest thing I was noted on is that certain receivers have the capability and others don't?

I'm exploring new motor options... I'm just pissed this is why I paid for. Part of the hobby though Id either change the bullets, direct solder them to the ESC or get different motors

Right vendors do not have just those as an order option...

I say washer so you have a "solid" piece touching the nuts. If concerned with them coming lose I'd go locknuts like in the thread link posted above. I haven't had any losen up even after my crash from flipping with standard washers, spinner style nuts

I can tonight, getting ready for my hour long drive to the office... Yay

check the bullet connectors check motors for damage check wires & solder joints probably the same thing I'm struggling with which simply seems to be bad connection from the DJI motor/ESC. I can't find any other reason it would randomly flip