It's important that your ESC's can be programmed for Nimh type battery, to avoid power cuts that will cause you to crash. That's why you must use a Lipo low voltage alarm. I used the Turnigy card to program mine.
@moisdude Thanx Moises. I first saw a multicopter at your shop the day I picked up the Schweizer 300 you sold to me, which is still flying fine. Soon will be posting onboard video with the tilt servo enabled.
It's important that your ESC's can be programmed for Nimh type battery, to avoid power cuts that will cause you to crash. That's why you must use a Lipo low voltage alarm. I used the Turnigy card to program mine.
bfernand1 2 months ago
- Make sure that the flight-controller is turned off
- Turn the Yaw pot to the MIN position
- Turn on the transmitter
- Move the throttle stick to top (full)
- Turn on the flight-controller
- Wait until the ESC's beeps twice after the initial beeps. (Plush and SS ESC's)
- Swiftly move the throttle stick fully down (closed). The ESC’s beeps
- Power off the flight-controller
- Restore the yaw pot to around 50%
bfernand1 2 months ago
How did you set up throttle range on your SS Series ESCs ?
shebotnov 2 months ago
Well done. What kind of camera did you shoot this with, a Helment Cam?
sparkie951 3 months ago
@sparkie951 I mounted a cheap keyring cam on a pair of safety glasses with velcro. It works but doesn't look very cool. ;)
bfernand1 3 months ago
That was great! Did you use the default firmware on the HK board?
swebonny 3 months ago
@swebonny Yes the firmware is stock. I have yet to get into that firmware stuff. The board is definitely a good value.
bfernand1 3 months ago
Nice! It is flying solid and with more practice on it you will be able to record videos with it!... Best of luck!
moisdude 4 months ago
@moisdude Thanx Moises. I first saw a multicopter at your shop the day I picked up the Schweizer 300 you sold to me, which is still flying fine. Soon will be posting onboard video with the tilt servo enabled.
bfernand1 3 months ago