stevies kk2.1
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Quadcopter102
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Check this out:---
Download the manul and read it through before going into the KK2.
KK2
You may want to start off using Steveis Beginner version if not update to the latest version and you will need to get conversant with the PID settings - coz I have not installed one yet that does not need messing about with - unless you are an experienced flyer of quads.
The latest stable version is crammed with adjustable settings - I suggest you go through everything to see whats on offer and to get used to teh menu layout BUT basically - to start you off - you will need to use :- ACC Calibration first - the Receiver Test menu to make sure your TX left is left etc.
Set the motors to X quadcopter or whatever configuration your quad.
DO NOT have props on when doing your checks and changes.
To ARM the motors
This will be useful when you have problems!
RCG
FYI. you would be wise IF you mount the KK2 on the top deck - to cover it in some impact absorbing foam - if it flips over.. it can damage the KK2/ break the LED screen.
Download the manul and read it through before going into the KK2.
KK2
You may want to start off using Steveis Beginner version if not update to the latest version and you will need to get conversant with the PID settings - coz I have not installed one yet that does not need messing about with - unless you are an experienced flyer of quads.
The latest stable version is crammed with adjustable settings - I suggest you go through everything to see whats on offer and to get used to teh menu layout BUT basically - to start you off - you will need to use :- ACC Calibration first - the Receiver Test menu to make sure your TX left is left etc.
Set the motors to X quadcopter or whatever configuration your quad.
DO NOT have props on when doing your checks and changes.
To ARM the motors
This will be useful when you have problems!
RCG
FYI. you would be wise IF you mount the KK2 on the top deck - to cover it in some impact absorbing foam - if it flips over.. it can damage the KK2/ break the LED screen.
glowingturnip
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in fact the anti-static foam box the board comes in is ideal, I just drilled a few holes through that and mounted my board in its box on the quad
Quadcopter102
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Can I ask where you got your KK2 - I have had 2 off eBay... no foam box - just a bit of bubble wrap. I wrecked a KK2 ( see Emas 30a thread) so will be needing another!
www.hobbyking.com
kk2.1 and a flash tool
I did the same thing
ebay are all from china and clones but hobbyking do the real one by HEX TRONIK they also do a download for the manual at the bottom of the page in FILES
Quadcopter102
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I am not really a fan of HK - they have very little of their inventory available outside the "Global Store" I see the same complaints from UK store.
Currently in the Bargin bins they have a very nice quad frame$38 - I go through to checkout... with lowest price shipping...us$78.
my TGYi10 from the Au Store - shipping au$13 or about us$9. Mind you. a week later it was on sale au$100 cheaper!
glowingturnip
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mine was from radioc.co.uk, in the UK