I had recentlybought a dji naza m lite flight controller.I had made the all setups and connections but while arm the drone it only spins 2 motors in front and not spin the back motors.
I didn’t know why is Incident happen.
- Remove the Naza control.
- Throw it out, or stuff it in a draw to remind you of the good ol’ days of drones.
- Pick a controller on this list and install Arducopter.
Choosing an Autopilot — Copter documentation - Live happily ever after.
Sorry for the tone, but the Naza controller is older than dirt. I had several back in the day and it’s probably been years since I’ve flown one, and even longer since I worked on it. Once upon a time they were great, but that was a long time ago.
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There is nothing about tone, Allister. There is always a response, and ideas welcome’s, and I can’t throw the naza controller out because I made that. So,I need to do that anyway. You have already used this board; if anything has to do with configuration, tell me. I will give it a try.
Naza controllers do not run ardupilot. Its like trying to get help in an android group to fix an iphone. No one here can help you with that controller.
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@geofrancis is right. This isn’t the best place for help on a Naza controller. I’ve moved this post to the general section.
@Hobbyist Make sure you check your DMs. I’ve sent you a document that might help.
Thanks for the suggestions and support, guys. I had made two models using a DJI Naza lite Quad and a hexacopter. The two models were very stable, and the main thing is that the problem is not the flight controller; it’s all about the ESC, the refreshing rate of the NAZA, and my esc does not support when I change the esc; it works perfectly.