C.C.W motors are hot than C.W motors

pevisone

New Member
Hi, guys~ I'm trying to develop the hexcopter control system(X frame).
I discover that my C.C.W motors are hotter than C.W motors after flying.
I have checked each ESCs and motors, they are on normal.
The output of my pwm value to the motors are the same when the hexcopter is hovering
Can anyone give me some advice ??? Thanks~
 
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DennyR

Active Member
It sounds like you have a torque bias in the motor alignment which is causing two of your motors to work harder to keep a heading.
Denny
 

pevisone

New Member
Dear Denny:
I have also checked the six motors alignment, it is almost the same~
but the CCW motors always hotter than the CW motors.
 
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Arxangel

Member
Is it possible that when you are flying you are making fast turns and only in one direction? This would make only one set of motors hotter than the rest.
 


pevisone

New Member
Dear Arxangel
As a matter of fact, i don't make "fast" turns, and i have tried to make it fly in different directions. Yet there is a problem when i try to fly it clockwisely; the thrust increases (i.e. the height increases) but when it is flying c.c.w, it stays at the same height.
 


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