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After scrolling through countless reviews I found a few people had done it with no problem. Thank you very much. Especially for explaining what AFHDS means lol.

I have a flysky fs-t6 transmitter and am looking to build a tiny whoop. I found that the Eachine Beecore F3_EVO_brushed ACRO Flight Control Board Can bind to flysky transmitters. But upon further inspection, it only says that it supports the flysky FS-I6 transmitter, but nothing of the fs-t6...

Turns out I had the ESCs plugged into the board wrong. I thought there was a standard motor numbering for all quads, not that it was board specific. Oops.

Well I found that plenty of people have had the same problem with this board, but maybe some work fine. Who knows.

If anyone else has the naze32 rev6 you should have this same problem. Reason is because there's a missing diode to prevent the computers power from going to the escs. There's a bunch of ways around it, just look it up real quick.

Okay thanks!

This is exactly whats happwning to me. What am I doing wrong?

I have checked my propellers. I'm pretty darn sure all the wiring is right. But By trims you're reffering to the ones on the transmitter, correct? Because I centered those last try at a takeoff. Or is it something I gotta go in say cleanflight to check?

I recalibrated escs, magnotometer, and barometer. took out 3 of the becs. No luck. Guess I'll check soldering joints.

So after replacing the bad ESC, the same thing happens. I don't think its the fc, because I switched the ESC plugs in the naze board, and the same ESC makes the same motor start after the others. I measured the rpm at minimum throttle, and motors 1 and 4 read about 7,500. But as I left the...

My apologies if I seemed a bit ignorant. I didn't understand that the yaw would be off if I had the rotations reversed. I have switched all the directions to the correct layout. The quad is not spining anymore but, after rotating the motors due to the cw and ccw threads and nuts, the same ESC is...

Having it opposite from the picture you showed wouldn't affect the flight at all though, right? So from the motor numbers in the picture I posted instead of motor 1 and 4 being cw they're ccw. And motor 2 and 3 are cw. That works, I would think.

I guess I did it backwards compared to most but it wouldn't affect it either way right? Mine's like this:

No it's definitely not that. I've checked the rotations and leading edges more times then I can count. It'll fly but it just...spins.

I just finished my quad and on my first test flight it just spun cw. It'll go up though if I give more throttle, but it just spins. I adjusted the roll trim and that just messed it up more, so I adjusted it back. Then I tried the yaw trim and it just made it spin in the opposite direction. I...

You gotta have a good resolution to see it, but it's there. You can't really see the texture of the white one, but its baby bottom smooth. Both the top sides of the props are textured the same. You think there would be any difference using two of each? Even if pretty minimal?

I bought a bunch of props for my quad build, and got green and white ones of the same brand. I was going to do two of each color, but noticed that the bottom of the white props are really smooth and the green ones have a little bit of a bumpy texture. I am just wondering if these different...

No I didn't. But I reset the board then reconfigured everything and hey! It worked!

I once got loctite in my motors and it made them a bit screwy. You could check for that if you used any. I scraped it all off one but it was still operating funny. I just replaced them.

I went to calibrate the 4 escs in clean flight on my quad and when I did, motor 1 started twitching without the battery even plugged in(its the only one that doesn't have bec removed if that matters). It happened when I put the throttle to full using the master slide, and then I was supposed to...