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Just take the props off before testing the motor direction.

It could also be a bad solder joint

The screws you get here will be much better quality than what comes from China for sure

Ok it was just a thought lol

Have you considered that you might have a bearing sticking on a motor causing the problem. I had 2 that froze up on me while in a hover and I was able to sit it down before it crashed. Worth thinking about

I bought the Arris 680 hexacopter and ordered some longer carbon arms to make it a 810 hexacopter. Right now I"m in the process of setting the gains on my naza v2 and that seems to be the only problem that I have at the time and even without the gains fine tuned it still flies great. I was...

Try Arris hobby they have frames that I think are a little above what Tarot has to offer.

That would make a really big difference

I run 15X5.5 props on my Tarot 810mm with the naza v2 and Arris 4110 380Kv motors without any type of throttle or power issues

17 inch props will not fit a 500mm quad. 13 inch props are the biggest that will fit

So I take it that your scratch build copter is around the 700 to 800mm range?

That's a very heavy 550 copter

Not bad prices

Team black sheep has prices that are way too high and their products probably come from the same place as the cheap ones do.

Thanks

Alwil where did you buy those CF props like you showed me in you post. I have always flown props with a prop hub and it looks like those would be much easier to balance.

Yes I have those pieces already I just don't use them

I use these motors that camw with the Arris hexacopter combo kit. http://www.arrishobby.com/arris-4010-pro-380kv-multicopter-outrunner-brushless-motor-6-pieces-p-3031

Yea I understand that part and know how it works. But I don't think my motors are made that way and I know my 15: props are not.

The props I use are not a (2) hole prop. I have a single hole with a hub.