thevmister Posted March 1, 2014 Share Posted March 1, 2014 I successfully built a quadcopter a while back and had no problems with it i crashed it recenlty. I decided to convert what i had using motors and kk2.0 board to T copter. i have built it and now cant get it to leave the ground in a controlled manner . when I throttle up its like only two of the motors can go at any one time even on a perfectly level plain. i fitted it with a larger props than i had on the quadcopter 10 x 4.5 versus 8 x 4.5(on quad) the esc are 25a .ONE NOTE before i broke up the quad i tried the 10 x 4.5 on it and it was v poor to fly v sloppy. am i getting enough juice to motors. is the servo causing this. v frustrated by this . also do t copter have to be v light? Thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Joe Bailey Posted March 2, 2014 Share Posted March 2, 2014 Is it a Tri copter or a H copter? The weight is critical. To light and they don't fly well to heavy and they don't fly right. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thevmister Posted March 2, 2014 Author Share Posted March 2, 2014 hi i may as well let ye all know that t copter is now working . and boy did i suffer for it.Here are the issues i found with it to help any one else in a similar predicament. 1 the esc throttle control range were all different i had to do each one individually ie show them the range of the throttle . i heard one of the esc beeping strangely when i powered it up during the build in other words it had found its way in to program mode and caused the problem . 2.when i fixed that i found it was spinning around on the rudder even though when i input rudder controls it worked fine, gyro was wrong . i found that i had to reverse the servo on the tx and then reverse rudder on the kk board toto -100 counter act each other. This could catch out the unprepared as rudder looks normal before flying . so i am now a happy chap i will say t copter was v difficult to build cos of the tail , i would recommend buying a tail unit on its own and build around it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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