I have always had a slight buzz/jitter on the steering servo, but never anything too severe.
Since loading Rover 4.0 on my Pixhawk2.1 Black Cube the jitter is now so severe that it is shaking everything to pieces and the servo is so hot you cannot touch the motor, and a 26,000 MAh only lasts around 3 hours, which would normally last a full day.
I have had to resort to removing the 433 module physically from the controller after I have uploaded the flight plan / mission.
@John_Easton, did you solve the problem?
I have 915mhz telemetry.
When I am in manual mode, all my servos are jitter and I can’t find a solution to the problem.
Is the side-by-side of the telemetry antenna and the receiving antennas a factor in this?
this is a boat and the 915mhz telemetry antenna and the receiving antennas are side by side.
when i start the boat all the servos vibrate by themselves, some search results say that telemetry is interfering, is that true?
how can i fix this? @rmackay9 and @John_Easton, Do you have an idea or a solution suggestion?
Thanks…
It would probably be good to try disconnecting the telemetry radios to be sure they are the cause of the servo vibration. If it is then I think the only solution is to move the radios further from the servos or perhaps look for a different brand of servos or radios because it’s a radiated EMI issue… not software I’m afraid.