I was really happy to get the CC3D talking to GCS, setup was a breeze and I had a couple of batteries charged ready to maiden it. Bit of rough tuning for the yaw servo and it' s flying very nicely. Today I maidened a hj-圓 tricopter with cc3d onboard. Quite a lot of info on the wiki how to do it.
I did spend a day tuning it for my quad tho. I don' t suffer with any oscillations on mine. Know my cable is fine but ill try your plugging in with no gcs running trick. Glad you got your cc3d working with windows. If it' s ruined it could ruin an esc too.
Quote from: bazzerh on Sunday,February 01, 2015, 21:44:54Īs for the motor be careful trying to spin it up. Think I' ll just throw it and start over with a naze. I heard a few reports of the oscillations you had with the cc3d. So long as you can get it sorted to connect though, you may find it ok, but i have now given up with the CC3D, either sell on or Bin it.it flew fine, but the oscillations were just to damn annoying lol If im honest, though i got my CC3D working ok, i could never stop some oscillations on it, no matter what alterations i did, was starting to think it was either an ESC or motor problem, then decided to say sod it, and ordered an Acro Naze from Phil, benn swapping out the CC3D for that tonight, left it all at default settings and it literally came straight up, no oscillations as i could see, so very pleased, will get another, then replace the other KK2 with it.Īs far as first tests go, the Naze was far more successful, i also found Baseflight, easier to use than the Openpilot GCS, but then a have always been used to DJI`s plug n play. Quote from: Friskle on Sunday,February 01, 2015, 01:07:17
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