28-Sep-2021, 07:42 PM
Hey All!
Hopefully I am not asking something that hasnt already been asked but I have not found a solution that has allowed me to DIY so I think it is time to ask someone who can help!
I would consider myself a low skilled moderate, I have loved learning to fly TinyHawks, TinyHawk Freestyles and an IFlight Nazgul but wanted to make the jump to digital with something with a more stability and control. I just got a TBS Tango 2, a shiny pair of DJI FPV Goggles (V2) and a GepRC CineLog 25 with the CADDX Nebula Nano and Crossfire Nano RX.
Naively, I wasn't expecting to have to update 4/5 different systems to get this drone off the ground but after an evening and part of a morning of forum surfing and Youtube-ing, I got it to where I have it bound to the Radio, bound to my goggles, set up the model and the mixes on the Radio, am transmitting signal to the drone, and receiving telemetry back in the goggles. I plugged a battery in and the motors turn with no problem, and while on the ground roll, yaw and pitch all seem to be doing what they should be doing. Once the drone is off the ground, I can make slight corrections to it to keep it in place and can move slowly on all axes and take it 10-15 feet in the air, but once I cross a threshold of somewhere between 5 and 10 degrees of pitch or roll, it either spazzes out and flips into the ground, or loses power completely falling out of the air.
Ive tried to troubleshoot by holding it in my hand and it does not cut off when I pass those degree thresholds, and when in Acro (Not Air Mode) it seems to have the most success around 10 degrees but in Air or Angle mode it will fall if I push it past a slight incline making me think it is some kind of an issue with a motor that is malfunctioning, a failsafe that is being overly sensitive, or an issue with the gyro. I dont want to reset it to the factory CLI dump since I took so much time getting it to where I am already but it seems like that is the next step unless you guys have any other ideas!
Thanks in advance for your help!
Hopefully I am not asking something that hasnt already been asked but I have not found a solution that has allowed me to DIY so I think it is time to ask someone who can help!
I would consider myself a low skilled moderate, I have loved learning to fly TinyHawks, TinyHawk Freestyles and an IFlight Nazgul but wanted to make the jump to digital with something with a more stability and control. I just got a TBS Tango 2, a shiny pair of DJI FPV Goggles (V2) and a GepRC CineLog 25 with the CADDX Nebula Nano and Crossfire Nano RX.
Naively, I wasn't expecting to have to update 4/5 different systems to get this drone off the ground but after an evening and part of a morning of forum surfing and Youtube-ing, I got it to where I have it bound to the Radio, bound to my goggles, set up the model and the mixes on the Radio, am transmitting signal to the drone, and receiving telemetry back in the goggles. I plugged a battery in and the motors turn with no problem, and while on the ground roll, yaw and pitch all seem to be doing what they should be doing. Once the drone is off the ground, I can make slight corrections to it to keep it in place and can move slowly on all axes and take it 10-15 feet in the air, but once I cross a threshold of somewhere between 5 and 10 degrees of pitch or roll, it either spazzes out and flips into the ground, or loses power completely falling out of the air.
Ive tried to troubleshoot by holding it in my hand and it does not cut off when I pass those degree thresholds, and when in Acro (Not Air Mode) it seems to have the most success around 10 degrees but in Air or Angle mode it will fall if I push it past a slight incline making me think it is some kind of an issue with a motor that is malfunctioning, a failsafe that is being overly sensitive, or an issue with the gyro. I dont want to reset it to the factory CLI dump since I took so much time getting it to where I am already but it seems like that is the next step unless you guys have any other ideas!
Thanks in advance for your help!