Suspect motion sensor, but want confirmation

[- Z -]

Hey, totally new to quads. After whacking a car, my copter's front and rear right propellors don't spin, but if I take the whole copter and move it to different angles while it's running, I can get them all to turn at one point or another. So I guess I eliminated bad motors. It's a cheapie, a JJRC H31 trainer, but I'm thinking a motion sensor is damaged? Suggestions are welcome. - Z -

 

[Jackson]

Does your manual have a calibration procedure? It will be some sort of sticks movement.

 

[- Z -]

So no constructive help so far. Do you mean a VOM?

 

[Jackson]

So no constructive help so far

Really?

Well good luck.

 

[Quest]

Actually Jackson's advice was very constructive. You do have a manual for your Quad? If not you should be able to find one on the net-download it and READ it, the manual will explain the calabration procedure to get your "motion sensors" working properly, the procedure differs with different Quads. Crashes will often cause problems like you are describing and recalabrating is the first step you should take. Flying quads without becoming famalier with their operation is very dangerious, even with a toy grade Quad, you really should read your manual.

 

[Jackson]

Off of GearBest's page.

Notice:
Please ensure the RC device is correctly calibrated before first time use.