if the values are higher, the quad will be more level, and will aggressively, come back to normal level
but if the values are very high, the quad will oscillate rudely.
very low values makes you able to fly in acro or sports mode.

pls wait let me find link to a good PID setting manual

thanks man

http://www.instructables.com/id/A-SK450-Dead-Cat-Quadcopter-to-Call-Your-Own/step19/PI-Roll-and-Pitch/

that frame is 450 . i have 600, change in value is needed ?

tried uploading a complete pdf manual - but it's over sized.
now here is a small one :

pls see last page of attachment one usually can fly with the default PI values, in normal cases.

yes surely needed, even if the frame was, 450, you will need a PI tune to make a stable flight

i tried moving the values here and there ... saw no difference

I dont get it , no matter how much tweaking i do, it just doesnt take off ! Always tilting towards one side or the another ... guys i dont know what to do

Any KK2 experts in NOIDA ?

have you done the over head test ?
pls check response to the transmitter.
then response to resist movements (quad firmly held over head).

So i was trying to make a quad ( again after an year ) and things arent going very well :



see this thread for the issues :

http://www.rcindia.org/multirotors/re-made-quad-somethings-wrong/new/#new


is there anyone who can help me in reference to my issue exactly ? I'm in Noida btw.

please, Bhavesh, VC Sir ? Anyone ?

hey, why you open a new thread, did I done anything wrong back there
gonna try to fly with an old KK LCD for you, will notify you along with how I set it up (*I forgot it*) pls wait - I will be online

@parichya
What is the point of opening a new thread?  I am sure the current thread is not suffering from a lack of attention. All that you are doing is making things harder for yourself and people who are trying to help you since they will have to read through the previous thread and then choose where to post replies. This only causes a lack of continuity and makes it harder for you to keep the information consolidated.

well parichya.gautam  sir, pls continue with the old thread and close this thread.
and if you only want help from VC sir, why not PM him

If the fc not in auto level then it should tilt when external forces or rx sticks applied.

you are using ct6b? i am using it and have been facing the exact problem.
these things have analog trims and stick centring is a big problem.

I'm sorry if it was confusing, this is only for people in noida who could help me , the link to the older thread is so that they can understand the issue.

My main thread is the earlier one only.

ya , i have ct6b ... good to know that im not alone

So you found any answer to it ?

akhilzid : couldnt get you ..


yes sooraj, did it , and frankly i couldnt make out if the quad was resisting it ...

yes rohan, you are correct, ct6b will not centering accurately, so this one always need a continues input(Roll & Pitch) to balance.

its a disaster , when i try to balance the trims using sub-trim menu in t6config and when i give a little jerk to the right stick there is again a variation .

@rohan,centering issue in ct6b is a hardware problem. sub trim cant solve centering issue because the center value changes time to time while we moving and releasing sticks.

AND YES, the motors aren't showing any speed reaction when I tilt the quad . They stay at the same speed .

Go to the menu, select gyro, acc bubble and see wheather the sensors are working.

Seems like the board problem. 

NO!, they're just stable there, not moving

Quote from: kiran rc on November 14, 2014, 09:23:57 PM
Seems like the board problem.