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Diatone gtr 349 arm problem
#1
Dear all,
I have a Diatone gt-r 349 Tbs edition with R9mm(thanks to SnowLeopardFPV for your help) and GPS Beitian 220.
When I arm the model in stab mode(airmode on ) the throttle go crazy(not from the xd9's stick command but by itself).....what is the problem?
As soon as possible I will post the dump of my qwd.

Thanks in advance
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#2
Is this with props on or props off? If it's with props off then put props on then go outside and try again. Obviously be ready to kill the arm swich in case it starts trying to fly to the moon of its own accord.

With props off, the motors can behave erratically because the PID controller detects no load on tbe motors or movement of the quad, so it applies more throttle to compensate, and so on. So the motors can seem to be racing out of control.
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#3
(23-Jun-2019, 03:24 PM)SnowLeopardFPV Wrote: Is this with props on or props off? If it's with props off then put props on then go outside and try again. Obviously be ready to kill the arm swich in case it starts trying to fly to the moon of its own accord.

With props off, the motors can behave erratically because the PID controller detects no load on tbe motors or movement of the quad, so it applies more throttle to compensate, and so on. So the motors can seem to be racing out of control.
Onestly I tried to arm the qwd in my garden with props on....
Fortunately I switched off when I sow the motors started crazy.
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#4
Double check the following if your quad is flipping out.

FC orientation, 3D model in BF correctly corresponding to real-life movement
Motors direction
Motors mapping, the correct signal to the correct motor
Props mounting direction.
All radio trims are centered.
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#5
Is this a BNF quad or did you build it yourself?

If it's a BNF setup, have you messed with any settings or are you running the settings as they were configured at the factory? And have you attempted to upgrade the Betaflight firmware or is it still running the factory supplied version?
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#6
(23-Jun-2019, 06:33 PM)voodoo614 Wrote: Double check the following if your quad is flipping out.

FC orientation, 3D model in BF correctly corresponding to real-life movement
Motors direction
Motors mapping, the correct signal to the correct motor
Props mounting direction.
All radio trims are centered.
Thanks a lot for the guide.
Does the motor direction follow a rule for every qwd or is it possible chose different solution?
Thanks
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#7
(23-Jun-2019, 07:00 PM)SBLAUS Wrote: Thanks a lot for the guide.
Does the motor direction follow a rule for every qwd or  is it  possible chose different solution?
Thanks

Your quad should use betaflight. Unless you updated your BF firmware and changed a setting. If you plug your quad into BFC, it will tell you what direction each motors should spin. By default motor 1 and 4 are CW and motor 2 and 3 CCW. And yes, it is possible to change the motor direction to have props spinning outward.

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#8
(23-Jun-2019, 06:56 PM)SnowLeopardFPV Wrote: Is this a BNF quad or did you build it yourself?

If it's a BNF setup, have you messed with any settings or are you running the settings as they were configured at the factory? And have you attempted to upgrade the Betaflight firmware or is it still running the factory supplied version?

Dear friend,I upgraded the firware to the last 3.5.x(because the 4.0.x doesn't work with the old cli).
Anyway I made a backup of the cli stock......
The qwd is BNF
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#9
If the quad was supplied with Betaflight 4.x from the factory, I suggest you go back to 4.x (latest version is 4.0.3) and apply the original stock 4.x settings you took a backup of. For Betaflight 4.x you need to use Betaflight Configurator 10.5.1 which can be found HERE. It works just fine.
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#10
I agree with Snow. 3.5 and 4.0 are totally different animals. The developers don't recommend just exporting the settings. If you know what you are doing, you can reuse the basic settings.
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#11
(23-Jun-2019, 06:33 PM)voodoo614 Wrote: Double check the following if your quad is flipping out.

FC orientation, 3D model in BF correctly corresponding to real-life movement
Motors direction
Motors mapping, the correct signal to the correct motor
Props mounting direction.
All radio trims are centered.

Motors mapping,Motors mapping,Motors mapping......thanks a lot.
Now the qwd fly very very good
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#12
(24-Jun-2019, 11:48 PM)SBLAUS Wrote: Motors mapping,Motors mapping,Motors mapping......thanks a lot.
Now the qwd fly very very good

Sounds good. Happy flying.
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