No matter how skilled you are, it'll still take less time and effort to disconnect bullets than it does to sit and solder wires

"If" no mistake is made in connecting the wire at the first go!  

As i said it all depends on the person's choice!

Quote from: Himadri Roy on April 18, 2015, 12:22:40 AM
"If" no mistake is made in connecting the wire at the first go! 

👆 point xD

  thanx

The weight of my tri is approx 415 gm . Is it ok? ? (Please note that it is an approximate value)

And now I am using 12 a emax Simon k escs from Vibrant Hobbies

It might be a bit of problem at 5030 prop as the peak thrust(at full throttle) is around 290-330g and at half throttle(ideal hovering position for a multirotor) its around 150-160g...

3 motors = 3*160 =480 g
the total thrust should be 2 times your multirotor's weight!

Your tri might lift off at 65-75% throttle!

So your tricopter might be a bit under powered try shedding some weight from the tricopter!

Seniors or any other person may correct me if they feel i am wrong! 

need tips on shedding some weight.. please help me

Can you post a closeup pic of the tricopter?

sorry sir .. the problem is that i had burnt my esc so i replaced all my escs.. and the simon k 12 a escs  will be arriving today... so i will solder them and send you the latest pic .. sorry once again

No problem!

here it is.. i have cut short the arms and the center plate and tried to lessen the weight as much as i can...

when i collaborated the escs.. one esc ran and the other esc was making a continuous sound like te.te.te.te is it usual with simonks ??
although my previousesc didnt make such sound..
anybody with simon k emax 12a esc please help!!

Did you forgot to calibrate ESC's?

No..I know how to calibrate escs .. without servo pic

Please read carefully sir.. I said that one motor was spinning and the other made that sound when both were connected to the receiver

Any ideas about this situation? ?

Akhilzid sir I sent you a video please tell me if this is usual

programming experts please help
my computer is not showing any external connections when i had connected my usbasp to the pc with everything powered up on my tri
and neither is the arduino

and now i am using hobbyking hksc9-5 single chip servo.. is it ok??? want your advice

Dear friend why are you using a usbasp for uploading code to multiwii? Easy way is to use a atduino itself or an ftdi tool.

use arduino itself?? didnt quite get you right

Remove the arduino's Atmega 328 IC and then connect the RX and TX on the arduino to the multiwii board's RX and TX..

ARDUINO -> MULTIWII
TX         ->    TX
RX         ->    RX
5V         ->    VCC
GND       ->   GND

Choose the COM port on which the arduino normally comes on your PC\laptop and program!

I can't understand.. is there any video or something that can explain me better

Can you please post a clear close up pic of your multiwii board, with out wires, then I could mark the above said pins on it for you.