BorisS
Drone Enthusiast
Hi,
Octo rebuild after a crash and now I want to step deeper into the Gyros Settings.
Setup AD 8 HL Ext, flying with 2 Lipos 4s 6000 mah Photohigher AV 200 and Canon 500 D with a about 400 g 10-22 lens.
Normally i am flying with carbon props 12 x 3.8, at the moment with APC 12 x 3.8. Future it will be xoar wooden or the carbon props again.
At the moment I more or less have the beginner settings and I want to start tweaking but have lost a little self confidence after the crash and don't want to make a risky change in the settings and just see what happens.
Settings at the moment
Gyro P 100
Gyro I 120
Gyro D 8
Yaw P 100
Yaw P 120
Dynamic Stability 70
ACC / Gyro - Factor: 27
ACC / Gyro - Factor: 32
Main I: 16
Dirft- Compensation 0
Gyro Stability 6
I would be thankful for any guidance as in which variables are essential for a heavy octo, in which steps one can change the values without risking anything. Like said the final goal is to have a Tank in the air, slow moving only trimmed for filming with a DSLR.
Thanks
Boris
Octo rebuild after a crash and now I want to step deeper into the Gyros Settings.
Setup AD 8 HL Ext, flying with 2 Lipos 4s 6000 mah Photohigher AV 200 and Canon 500 D with a about 400 g 10-22 lens.
Normally i am flying with carbon props 12 x 3.8, at the moment with APC 12 x 3.8. Future it will be xoar wooden or the carbon props again.
At the moment I more or less have the beginner settings and I want to start tweaking but have lost a little self confidence after the crash and don't want to make a risky change in the settings and just see what happens.
Settings at the moment
Gyro P 100
Gyro I 120
Gyro D 8
Yaw P 100
Yaw P 120
Dynamic Stability 70
ACC / Gyro - Factor: 27
ACC / Gyro - Factor: 32
Main I: 16
Dirft- Compensation 0
Gyro Stability 6
I would be thankful for any guidance as in which variables are essential for a heavy octo, in which steps one can change the values without risking anything. Like said the final goal is to have a Tank in the air, slow moving only trimmed for filming with a DSLR.
Thanks
Boris