Elmer Fudd
New Member
Hi Guys,
Wondering if you can help a newbie please. I have taken the lunge and am building my first quadcopter. It is on a 250mm frame with a Naze32 for flight controller. My Motors are Eachine MN2205 2300kv, ESC is Eachine 4 in 1 30A. I am using 5045 propellers.
Everything seemed fine after initial construction but on take off the quadcopter flipped. I found one of the motors going wrong direction. D'oh! Anyway two news propeller later I am still having problems with the quadcopter flipping. Problem now I think it's one of the motors is running slower than others. It seems to have to over come some static friction to get moving. In motor tabs of Cleanflight other motors start moving at 1145 while this motor needs to be over 1250 to start moving. I tried to calibrated a few times by putting sliders at max and then plugging in battery but still have the issue. I am unable to calibrate ESC using blheli software as Naze32 will not allow passthrough.
A few questions really :
1. Are my suspensions correct with regard to motor sticking and this is the reason the quadcopter will not fly?
2. How can I calibrate the ESC? Or is what I have tried correct?
3. Is there something I am missing?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Rob
Wondering if you can help a newbie please. I have taken the lunge and am building my first quadcopter. It is on a 250mm frame with a Naze32 for flight controller. My Motors are Eachine MN2205 2300kv, ESC is Eachine 4 in 1 30A. I am using 5045 propellers.
Everything seemed fine after initial construction but on take off the quadcopter flipped. I found one of the motors going wrong direction. D'oh! Anyway two news propeller later I am still having problems with the quadcopter flipping. Problem now I think it's one of the motors is running slower than others. It seems to have to over come some static friction to get moving. In motor tabs of Cleanflight other motors start moving at 1145 while this motor needs to be over 1250 to start moving. I tried to calibrated a few times by putting sliders at max and then plugging in battery but still have the issue. I am unable to calibrate ESC using blheli software as Naze32 will not allow passthrough.
A few questions really :
1. Are my suspensions correct with regard to motor sticking and this is the reason the quadcopter will not fly?
2. How can I calibrate the ESC? Or is what I have tried correct?
3. Is there something I am missing?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Rob