Hi guys
i have brought a trashcan, and now i try to tune it better is possible....
Im looking for something like mokabird project but for 2s tinywhoops...
Do you have some suggestion?
Ty

Ok.
I have found a document in the net and here my first try:
1. i have use Oscar Liang  guide for reduce change Maximum Throttle with  Slider/Knob
2 i have set :
                    Dyn_Filter_Range Higt
                   Gyro_Lowpass2_hr 0
                   pid_process_denom 1

ill try to fly ad ill report

What issues are you having with the stock tune? I've not seen any of the big reviewers complain about the stock configuration so it would be interested to hear what issues you're experiencing with yours and what exactly it is you are trying to tune out.

I haven't flown my Trashcan that much so I can't really help, but I only plan to use it outdoors on 2S via an XT30 connection anyway and am currently waiting for some bigger capacity 2S LiPos to arrive so I can get some longer flight time when I do take it outside. I'm hoping the stock tune will be fine for an outdoor environment. I guess I'll find out. I'm not sure if any of the other regular members on here other than me got a Trashcan. Most of ones who are into Whoops seemed to have got the Mobula7.

BTW, you can also limit the throttle directly in Betaflight, and if you wish, set up different rate profiles on a switch with different throttle limits against each one which then enables you to easily switch between flying 2S both indoors and outdoors with different limits.

(15-Mar-2019, 10:58 AM)SnowLeopardFPV Wrote: What issues are you having with the stock tune? I've not seen any of the big reviewers complain about the stock configuration so it would be interested to hear what issues you're experiencing with yours and what exactly it is you are trying to tune out.

I haven't flown my Trashcan that much so I can't really help, but I only plan to use it outdoors on 2S via an XT30 connection anyway and am currently waiting for some bigger capacity 2S LiPos to arrive so I can get some longer flight time when I do take it outside. I'm hoping the stock tune will be fine for an outdoor environment. I guess I'll find out. I'm not sure if any of the other regular members on here other than me got a Trashcan. Most of ones who are into Whoops seemed to have got the Mobula7.

BTW, you can also limit the throttle directly in Betaflight, and if you wish, set up different rate profiles on a switch with different throttle limits against each one which then enables you to easily switch between flying 2S both indoors and outdoors with different limits.

Hi ty for reply.
Im flyng indoor and outdoor too, using 2 1s togheter.
Im n00b and i havent got the right  terminology yet but the issue is expecially this:
when I fly outside and quickly down and after  give back gas the trashcan has small jerks like hiccups....

so i think i dont have idea if i must change:
throttle response
PID value expecially D and I value
or antigravity value...
or all of this

OK, I can't help at the moment because mine isn't currently in a flyable state but it may just be that you're new to flying and just need to learn better throttle and other stick movement control. Do you have any goggle DVR you can post to demonstrate the issue?

Unless absolutely necessary, I would probably advise that you try to avoid messing with out-of-the-box stock PIDs because most of the time these things have been tuned well enough at the factory for most pilots. The Trashcan does have different PIDs from the default Betaflight ones for the Crazybee F4 Pro flight controller which shows that someone has actually bothered going to the trouble of trying to make it fly better for the end consumer.

You haven't flashed new firmware to the flight controller have you and lost the original PIDs? If you have, I can provide you with the Betaflight configuration settings as it came on it from the factory.

Another thing to note is that Betaflight 4.0 is now in stable Release Candidate phase (see this post) so you might want to update to that more stable version. Make sure you run the "diff all" command in the CLI first and save the current settings to a text file. The re-apply them again after the firmware update.