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Use Google drive or something and share a log of you holding it in the air and it disarming with the right stick. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N900A using Tapatalk

Can you pull the flight log from the SD card? We will be able to examine exactly what is happening. You are correct that the right stick should not have anything to do with disarming. Sent from my SM-T350 using Tapatalk

Awesome post. This is one of the reasons that KDE kicks ass. Great products and top support. Sent from my SM-T350 using Tapatalk

The kv of the motor has more to do with prop size and battery voltage so you'd probably be looking at a 1800-2300 kv motor swinging a 5 or 6 inch prop on 3 or 4 cell. I built a blackout spider hex last year running pixhawk and it worked awesome. It was so cool to watch that little guy fly auto...

The only time a stick input will trigger a disarm is if the landing checker code is satisfied and the throttle down rudder left. Are you sure it's disarming or are some motors stopping because the min throttle is too low? Try the same thing but hold the craft in the air and see what happens...

In mission planner, under config/tuning then extended tuning. There are drop down menu options to assign channels 7 and 8 to a variety of functions. CH. 6 can be assigned as a variable channel for tuning. Sent from my SM-T350 using Tapatalk

The point the other poster is trying to help you understand is that clouds are made from water. That water probably caused a loss of link. you maybe didn't set up the radio failsafe properly so who knows what happened. If you were connected to mission planner or the tower app your telemetry...

One thing I found with the DJI motor mixsr is that all the top props spin one way and all bottoms the opposite. On the A2 I have configured them the same way as APM copter which has solved all of my altitude loss with big x8 frames. The WKM manual has all the info on the custom motor mixer...

3.3 and later has the option to assign a kill switch channel for ch7 or 8. It stops the motors instantly. Sent from my SM-T350 using Tapatalk