KK2.1.5 settings
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Hi ok I will start it off any one that has the KK2.1.5 needs to re-flash with steveis1.8s1pro( not the 1.9 unless you have the KK acro mini) this firmware is very stable and the quad will fly very well on the default setting , If you do use this please remember to donate to Steveis the money goes to Charity if you can find the link let me know I will post it here
DIY Drone
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I have owned nothing but the KK2.1 boards since they came out. Always flash it with this site. http://lazyzero.de/en/modellbau/kkmulticopterflashtool
Since the last 1.9 version I don't ever have to change the P gain or I limit on anything with a 935kv motor. Or with a 430mm frame or bigger. I just fly them with the default settings. 65/30. I think. Yaw I like it a little lower than default. I do like my stick scale settings at 10,10,40. Yaw is always good to have incase you need to turn quickly while learning.
Now I have found on the "Black bug" which I would call an indoor model/outdoor model, I do have to lower the P gain to 20 and the I limit to half of that around 9 or 10. Seems it likes it best around this setting for that setup. That uses 1050 kv motors. Steveis is a genius for writing that firmware.
My skill level is newbie to just touching intermediate. I can fly in a circle with the nose facing the front way. Any faster I will crash it. One day I hope to get to FPV racing level with my goggles. But that's a ways off.
Since the last 1.9 version I don't ever have to change the P gain or I limit on anything with a 935kv motor. Or with a 430mm frame or bigger. I just fly them with the default settings. 65/30. I think. Yaw I like it a little lower than default. I do like my stick scale settings at 10,10,40. Yaw is always good to have incase you need to turn quickly while learning.
Now I have found on the "Black bug" which I would call an indoor model/outdoor model, I do have to lower the P gain to 20 and the I limit to half of that around 9 or 10. Seems it likes it best around this setting for that setup. That uses 1050 kv motors. Steveis is a genius for writing that firmware.
My skill level is newbie to just touching intermediate. I can fly in a circle with the nose facing the front way. Any faster I will crash it. One day I hope to get to FPV racing level with my goggles. But that's a ways off.
I have used Lazy Zero, but it is a lot more graphical based and not as feature full as Steveis 1.8
There are differences, it is really not worth it unless you are REALLY pressed for size.When i decide to graduate to a more hobby grade build, i was considering the KK 2.1.5 mini..Is this the same board just in a smaller size? or are there other differences?
I will surely need help with this one.
Mike H.
Toy Quad Builder
Yea..it would be a small micro..as small as i can go where that board would fill in the center and not look too big.
You might be better to find a micro quad that you can use opensource firmware.