Posts: 328
Threads: 76
Likes Received: 191 in 85 posts
Likes Given: 39
Joined: Jan 2016
Reputation:
16 Hey Folks,
I just had an awesome flying session. I should mention that I now always fly with airmode, even during races. What stood out to me was when throttling to zero, the quad is a little floaty.
Is there a way to make throttle zero on airmode spin the propellers even slower? Or is this just a byproduct of airmode? Should I NOT use it during races to take better advantage of active braking / damp light?
Thanks!
~t.goat
• Posts: 5,315
Threads: 672
Likes Received: 3,155 in 1,743 posts
Likes Given: 2,030
Joined: Jan 2016
Reputation:
139 The lowest speed motor can spin in airmodebis defined by min-throttle... I generally set it to the lowest value where the all motors start to spin smoothly
• Posts: 328
Threads: 76
Likes Received: 191 in 85 posts
Likes Given: 39
Joined: Jan 2016
Reputation:
16 Alright.. works for me. Ended up lowering minimum throttle to 1001 and it seems to be doing what I'm expecting.
• Posts: 119
Threads: 9
Likes Received: 9 in 4 posts
Likes Given: 0
Joined: Mar 2016
Reputation:
2 1001? Do you calibrate at 1000/2000? You want to make sure you set min_throttle at the value that the motors spin reliably. Some even do a pinch test...if you can easily stop the motors by pinching the shaft then go higher.
Just wondering because I've never seen anyone with a min that low. If you set it too low you might get nasty side effects like the famous death rolls, at least on Betaflight.
• Posts: 328
Threads: 76
Likes Received: 191 in 85 posts
Likes Given: 39
Joined: Jan 2016
Reputation:
16 Oh.. damn.. that's good to know. I did calibrate it to 1000/2000 when using airmode it seems fine. The motors just kind of make a funny noise from spinning slow I guess..
• Posts: 328
Threads: 76
Likes Received: 191 in 85 posts
Likes Given: 39
Joined: Jan 2016
Reputation:
16 I didn't know about the up arrow. seems like 1025 is the magic number for me.
Thanks!
•