Mikegearin
Member
I tried the tape with no difference......Anyone know what kind of warranty the NAZA comes with?
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Mikegearin
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How could a bad solder on an ESC wire cause this?
Mikegearin
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Right didnt think of that. The thing thats weird is if the baro sensor was bad, why would it be so drastic at a lower throttle position and less at a higher one
Mikegearin
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Here is a slight change, I thought earlier when flying in manual mode it hovered fine. I did it again and it definetly hovered better but it did still go up and down. Should I remove the motor extensions and recut all the wires and resolder them? When I soldered them I interwove the wires and then soldered. Cant imagine how they could be bad.
Boris is right, you wouldn't get that kind of action if a solder was bad, it would tip to the weak side. Mine sort of did that action the first time I put graupners on. I didn't know the stock dji motors wouldn't allow you to clamp the prop all the way (it sure felt tight) and the props would be slipping just enough that it did the woop di doo dance, albeit, a little more violent. Like the man said, call your vendor and show him the vid.
BorisS
Drone Enthusiast
Take the props off give it throttle in manual mode if the motors response stays the same (repaonsing nicely to your stick input) your connections to the ESCs are fine ! In general all ESCs act separately if one of the connection three phased or the signal wire are not connected correctly the result would be a flip rather than a general descend of the copter.
To go sure, also wiggle on the motor cables and see if the motors slow down or speed up.
To go sure, also wiggle on the motor cables and see if the motors slow down or speed up.
Mikegearin
Member
So sounds like everyone is in argement that this is a Gyro problem. That's too bad. Well Im waiting for a response from RC-Drones hopefully they will warranty it for me rather than having to send it back to China!
BorisS
Drone Enthusiast
If it becomes a sending back to china action. If RC-drones seriously wants that from you, you know where to not buy stuff from again! Manufacturing costs are probably less than shipment back and forward. If they want to check it out themselves what could be wrong hats okay. If they confirm or your videos are enough they should just exchange.
Boris
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Mikegearin
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Just to update, I got a hold of the dealer and he asked that I send it to him for testing which I did. Thank you everyone for your advice!
Nuttzzy
Member
What props where you running I was running 10 and mine was all over the place dropped to 8 and it's smooth now no jumping around. Turns out I was over propped.
Beep, Beep, Honk, Honk, Over and Out Rotorhead
Mikegearin
Member
I am running 10" props and getting a little wobble. I have the motor extension plates and tried the 8" props, seems the motors have to spin up way to high to get it off the ground.
Mikegearin
Member
You can try the 9" but if your not running the motor extensions I found the 8" to be perfect. Def mess with the gain settings to control the wobble
Nuttzzy
Member
I agree I'm stock set up on 8" you gotta match your prop to weight ratio also
Beep, Beep, Honk, Honk, Over and Out Rotorhead
Mikegearin
Member
OK ALL, so I sent the NAZA back to the dealer. He said he installed and tested it and it hovered perfectly. He also said he would send me a video. So now what?
Mikegearin
Member
Here is the video of him testing it in his F450
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0-qKBiUEdM&feature=youtu.be
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0-qKBiUEdM&feature=youtu.be
hershey
Someday Finally Got Here
Is the dealer using your radio with the copter or his radio?
If you still continue to have a problem, I'd seriously consider re-soldering all the extensions you put on.