08-Dec-2016, 12:22 AM
Forgive me if this has been covered elsewhere on the forum. I did search and could not locate anything on this specific topic.
I recently picked up a few of the eachine tiny whoop clones (E010) and was pleasantly amazed by its flight characteristics - specifically, how accurately it stays on course (tracks), and how it stops and freezes in place the instant the right stick (mode-2) is centered.
All of my other quads will continue to slide in the direction of travel for several feet before stopping when centering the right stick.
My question: I would like to know how to tune my other quads to stop on a dime like the E010 does. I suspect it's a PID setting, but I could not locate any info on the stock PID's for the E010 (or the H8 mini). If anyone can shed some light / point me in the right direction, it would be most appreciated!
My ultimate goal is to get the eachine H8 mini to handle like the E010. I think the H8 is a great, super-fast FPV platform for outdoors, but it's a bit squirrelly indoors. If I can get the H8 to track like the E010, I'll be super thrilled.
I recently picked up a few of the eachine tiny whoop clones (E010) and was pleasantly amazed by its flight characteristics - specifically, how accurately it stays on course (tracks), and how it stops and freezes in place the instant the right stick (mode-2) is centered.
All of my other quads will continue to slide in the direction of travel for several feet before stopping when centering the right stick.
My question: I would like to know how to tune my other quads to stop on a dime like the E010 does. I suspect it's a PID setting, but I could not locate any info on the stock PID's for the E010 (or the H8 mini). If anyone can shed some light / point me in the right direction, it would be most appreciated!
My ultimate goal is to get the eachine H8 mini to handle like the E010. I think the H8 is a great, super-fast FPV platform for outdoors, but it's a bit squirrelly indoors. If I can get the H8 to track like the E010, I'll be super thrilled.