hi, I'm completely new to this Drone Build.
Recently I build a drone. and when I start lifting its goes to one side, I checked the Motors, and Propellers, calibrated the accelerometer checked the receiver value, and trimmed it...But the problem remains the same. unable to resolve this problem.

My Drone Spec,

FC-Diatone Mamba f411 35A AIO
Motor- Emax Rs2205 (2300kv)
Frame- 5inch QAV250
Prop- 5inch
TX and RX- Flysky Fs-i6 and Rx-FS-IA6B



https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3uPj_0-8qVY

They do like to drift a bit when hovering. You could try calibrating your sticks if possible on your transmitter.

(01-Jun-2022, 07:00 PM)Pekka Wrote: They do like to drift a bit when hovering. You could try calibrating your sticks if possible on your transmitter.

Tried that too... But its not working @Pekka

Try giving it a bit more throttle and then repost a video if it’s still doing it a couple feet off the ground. You’re barely off the ground and sitting in all of the turbulent air from your props.

As Pekka said, they do drift a bit.

I'm new as well to drones and I was surprised at how much mine drifted to the right. But getting it up a couple of metres did help and when it's moving at 20 mph, you don't really notice it anymore.

Saying that, if you are going forward at 20mph and its drifting massively to the left or right, then you might have a problem.

As Lemony suggested, post a video if you can.

(01-Jun-2022, 08:11 PM)Lemonyleprosy Wrote: Try giving it a bit more throttle and then repost a video if it’s still doing it a couple feet off the ground. You’re barely off the ground and sitting in all of the turbulent air from your props.

As Pekka said, they do drift a bit.

Lemonyleprosy

Here is the video :
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/mh9rJCPosno

(01-Jun-2022, 09:25 PM)Pathfinder075 Wrote: I'm new as well to drones and I was surprised at how much mine drifted to the right.  But getting it up a couple of metres did help and when it's moving at 20 mph, you don't really notice it anymore.

Saying that, if you are going forward at 20mph and its drifting massively to the left or right, then you might have a problem.

As Lemony suggested, post a video if you can.

Pathfinder, 
Here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/mh9rJCPosno

Assuming that that is you intentionally moving it away from the wall in the second half, I’m not seeing a significant amount of drift.

(02-Jun-2022, 08:07 PM)Lemonyleprosy Wrote: Assuming that that is you intentionally moving it away from the wall in the second half, I’m not seeing a significant amount of drift.

So I when I try to lift my drone, first the drone start moving to left with any input it goes to left, then I tried controlling it.. Initially When i start lifting it's goes a side, that my problemproblem.

I think you are simply flying too close to the ground. Try and read up on ground effect.

Go outside, fly the quad at least 1.5 to 2 meters above the ground and keep moving away from your prop wash and then you should be able to guess if the quad is drifting.

FPV quads are not camera drones like the Mavic that have several sensors to stabilize the flight.

(03-Jun-2022, 08:14 AM)kafie1980 Wrote: I think you are simply flying too close to the ground. Try and read up on ground effect.

Go outside, fly the quad at least 1.5 to 2 meters above the ground and keep moving away from your prop wash and then you should be able to guess if the quad is drifting.

FPV quads are not camera drones like the Mavic that have several sensors to stabilize the flight.

Ok I'll Try.. Thanks kafie 1980