problem regarding setting up turnigy 9x with naza lite

Started by gunnu, January 26, 2015, 07:02:27 PM

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gunnu

hello friends..
i am posting this on behalf of @massguru
i have an problem regarding setting up naza lite with turnigy 9x.( upgraded to v2 firmware ). i setup my hexacopter completely but facing an issue.. after arming hexa motors start spinning but motors speed remain constant till the throttle stick reaches 70% and after 70 motors speed up very fast and falls to one side.. ( same problem when setup it with naza lite firmware)... :help: :help: :help:

don't have any knowledge about radio... if any expert in delhi, noida can help me.. i can visit him..
thanx
regards massguru
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massguru


sooraj.palakkad

The problem may be due to Improper throttle curve settings. Check 'throttle curve' setting on your Radio it should be linear (diagonal line from bottom left corner of graph to top right corner.) - If you don't understand what i mean, i can post pics of the curve on my radio setting.
Also check whether any unwanted mixes in turned ON on your Radio. If you are completely noob on radio settings, just Factory reset your radio, and try again.
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massguru

@sooraj.palakkad
Kindly post the picks of settings.

Thanks and Regards

sooraj.palakkad

Here is the Throttle curve (This is on my Flysky FS-T6 radio, however the graph should be like this on your 9X too)
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massguru


sooraj.palakkad

Ok that is enough.
Now is there any improvement in flight ?

As I am currently using NAZA, i learned how to set it up :) I think I can help you better now.
If it is still showing problems, I would recommend you to clear the transmitter model memory , and do the Tx calibration again.
Do the sensor calibtration and try again.

I assume that all your connections, motor rotation, prop direction, Flight controller mounting is correct.
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