motors hazard
- Thread starter lefteris
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tylorwashere
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Technically, you don't want them all spinning the same speed 
But check and make sure all solder joints are solid between the motors and the escs, If they have bullets make sure the connections are tight. Make sure your esc wires are plugged correctly into your flight controller, check all possible hardware failure points before you get into software possibilities
But check and make sure all solder joints are solid between the motors and the escs, If they have bullets make sure the connections are tight. Make sure your esc wires are plugged correctly into your flight controller, check all possible hardware failure points before you get into software possibilities
ringolong
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You could try swapping motors, and escs around to check for faulty hardware, but like @tylorwashere stated; the motors should not all spin at the same speed so that it will be stable in the air.
RGJameson
Hanging in there...
I think he's talking about the initial setup, when all the motors should be coming up to speed at the same speed, not flying.
tylorwashere
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Man, I was just teasing lol don't start a war over it.
