All my quads are home built and tuned to the best of my ability lol. I bought my first BNF, the Cinelog 35 V2. Everything is ready for my maiden but I was wondering for those with multiple style quads. Do you all keep rates same across the board? I’m not sure if I should put my freestyle rates on the Cinelog or lower them? I run 120, 950, .4 actual rates on my micros and 5”.

I run the same rates on all of my builds, except for 65mm and 75mm whoops- those are jacked up significantly higher.

But, I also don’t fly cinewhoops, so… the few I’ve built ran my usual rates until I dismantled them.

a cinewhoop would be made to aim a good footage, not for a good flight experience. they are slowflyers, they cant do freestyle.

input smooth features many presets provide for cinewhoops does even add more delay... to dive in a house very very smoothly, climb around a tree in a clean circle.

i would sugggest to try true cinewhoop rates and input settings - rates between 200 and 500deg/s , some throttle expo and a preset

exploring is never wrong :-) give it also a try on you r default rates, but i wouldnt suggest high rates as start

(31-Aug-2023, 12:37 PM)B4tn Wrote: All my quads are home built and tuned to the best of my ability lol. I bought my first BNF, the Cinelog 35 V2. Everything is ready for my maiden but I was wondering for those with multiple style quads. Do you all keep rates same across the board?  I’m not sure if I should put my freestyle rates on the Cinelog or lower them?  I run 120, 950, .4 actual rates on my micros and 5”.

I do not keep rates the same even across my various make 5" freestyle quads!  For example, I have two GEPRC Mk5's one on DJI, the other HDZ. The HDZ  one has significantly higher rates to take advantage of the lower latency.

I have had two Cine Whoops, one "full" ducted now broken up, the other still with me, rarely flown, a Foxeer Cine Whoop 25 HDZ which has more minimal "guards!.  I initially flew it on default BF Pids/Rates as it was supplied with a corrupted firmware and despite requests, I never got a correct dump from Foxeer.

TBH, I'm a little puzzled by your post.  You know you can set Profiles with differing rates and PIDs?  Just set all three sets to a range and go fly, hot switch from goggles on the ground and back to back test, and you'll end up with what suits YOU.

BTW, my CW25 does very passable Freestyle on high rates, though that's not why you should buy/build one!

I think most recent Cine Whoop designs, ones with minimal ducting, like your Cinelog 35 V2, will do similar. Definitely try and see!

(01-Sep-2023, 05:33 AM)BadRaven Wrote: I do not keep rates the same even across my various make 5" freestyle quads!  For example, I have two GEPRC Mk5's one on DJI, the other HDZ. The HDZ  one has significantly higher rates to take advantage of the lower latency.

I have had two Cine Whoops, one "full" ducted now broken up, the other still with me, rarely flown, a Foxeer Cine Whoop 25 HDZ which has more minimal "guards!.  I initially flew it on default BF Pids/Rates as it was supplied with a corrupted firmware and despite requests, I never got a correct dump from Foxeer.

TBH, I'm a little puzzled by your post.  You know you can set Profiles with differing rates and PIDs?  Just set all three sets to a range and go fly, hot switch from goggles on the ground and back to back test, and you'll end up with what suits YOU.

Thanks all for the input.

I actually did just that. I did several different sets and swapped till I found one I liked. Turns out the one I liked best was a preset by UAV tech. Actual 20, 1000, .7. I thought that was pretty crazy but turns out I like it a lot. I can fly super smooth but get on it if I want still

(03-Sep-2023, 05:32 PM)B4tn Wrote: Thanks all for the input.

I actually did just that. I did several different sets and swapped till I found one I liked. Turns out the one I liked best was a preset by UAV tech. Actual 20, 1000, .7. I thought that was pretty crazy but turns out I like it a lot. I can fly super smooth but get on it if I want still

Hi, did you Ended up using your setup from UAV tech ? I’m running the stock pids from GepRc 6s+gopro but when flying straight and slow starts to shake .. thx man

(06-Mar-2024, 08:56 AM)VikSim Wrote: Hi, did you Ended up using your setup from UAV tech ? I’m running the stock pids from GepRc 6s+gopro but when flying straight and slow starts to shake .. thx man

I have yet to get a good tune for this quad.  Right now running default BF settings.  I rarely fly it so it just sits.