Autotune too low ATC_ACCEL_R_MAX value

Hey there! I’m currently working on autotuning my TBS Discovery copter, and I’ve noticed that the autotune gives me a really low value for ATC_ACCEL_R_MAX. Does anyone have any ideas on what might be causing this? I’d appreciate your help! Thank you!

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Noise, vibration cause that.

Improve the hardware stiffness and configure the notch filter before proceeding.

I have configured the throttle notch. I have one 5-inch racer build and 7 inch range build running ardupilot never (RPM-based notch filter using Bidirectional ESC Telemetry) never faced this issue :sweat_smile::sweat_smile:

Im pretty sure your Notch filter is not configured properly. Post a .bin log file.

I am facing similar issue on my 4 inch freestyle, I can t get autotune to work, tune gets worse on autotune. I suspect frame deform… but following your issue

Try this.

But fix the vibrations first. That’s your real problem.

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I tried with the suggested filter setting the peaks are crushed but still, ATC_ACCEL_R_MAX is set to 4000 for the pitch axis autotune working fine but for roll :melting_face:


I switched to ESC Telemetry basted notch ran auto tune still the same result ATC_ACCEL_R_MAX = 4000 :smiling_face_with_tear: :smiling_face_with_tear:


Remove Triple notch and activate second harmonics then try again
Edit:
You will not get clean autotune with this level of vibrations. Fix vibrations then re run autotune like @Allister told you.

I just updated it to Copter 4.5.7. I ran autotune and got these values without changing the filers :face_in_clouds:

Fixing the issues at their source would yield even better results.

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Now autotune Yaw then again Roll and Pitch to get even better tuning.
And remove that Static notch

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You still need to fix the vibrations. They are too high.

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