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no. Just configure the controller to output to as I said and leave the other pins empty

That could cause probs if you flick that aux switch. What I would di would be assign you aux channels 5 and 6 on you i6 transmitter to output to channels 2 and 3. Press and hold the cancel button on the transmitter to save settings.

Ok, well with that setup. The ia6 doesnt support ppm but the ia6b does with the i6. So deffo make sure pwm id selected. To pin point the issue try the following. Cables from RX Channel 1 to pin 1 header on naze with power and ground Channel 2 to pin 5 header on naze Channel 3 to pin 6 header...

Not neccesarily. For me, that was the case. Channels 2 and 3 and associated pin headers appeared faulty. I tried every possible thing and thr only work around was to do what I did. As a result, I was unable to use GPS. For you, something else could be the problem. As a start I would try what I...

yes thats pwm. Make sure you have pwm selected in the cleanflight config. After that its a mapping issue. Try switching pins on 2 and 3 and plug them into pins 5 and 6 and remap it in the cli in cleanflight. You basically need to tell cleanflight to watch out for signals from 5 and 6 instead of...

Is you rx connected in ppm mode or pwm. ppm is 1x 3pin rx wire to pin 1 on naze and pwm is x4 3pin ( or 1x 3pin and 3x3 single pins) for each channel. If you are in ppm, make sure you have selected ppm in the cleanflight/baseflight GUI.

Cool buddy, Happy crashing... lol. just built a rocket blade carbon fibre 250mm 6inch props, on 4s, gps, bluetooth and crashed the fuc&*r into the middle of a lake on the maiden flight..... On the next build now after licking my wounds...

Hi Mate, It is a mapping problem. I am not familiar with the cc3d board but from what |I can gather it is multiwii based. On the receiver page of cleanflight you will see the channel map config. Default is ( I think AETR1234) Aileron, elevator, throttle and rudder aux channels 1,2,3,4). Yours...

Hi, New to the forum and to Quads, but not to the Rc World. I am hoping there is someone out there that can give me a little advice. I have built my new ZMR250 following Bruce's instructions over at RCmodel reviews. The build has gone well but I am stumped with the following. I am using a...