Hi guys, I have just finished configuring my Pixhawk 2.4.8 on q ground control. I was able to arm and fly it but its flying really wobbly. When I arm it, it lifts up slightly and is just not having a stable flight at all. Its often coming back and left and I am constantly having to push the sticks forward and right respectively.
Also, when I disarm the drone, I press the safety switch again and arm it but it doesn’t happen. I have to remove the battery and plug it back in and then it arms.
What have I done wrong and what should I do? Please explain me in a detailed way as I am a beginner and new to this.
Your going to have to provide flight logs from the Pixhawk for any real analysis.
The description is too vague to give any real answer to what might be happening beyond the obvious vibrations, unbalanced, not calibrated correctly.
Once a log is posted others can maybe help. Maybe not me, but others on the site. Just don’t expect answers as soon as you post as many here that only are on line a few times a day. Setting up copter per wiki will be needed to fly properly. without a log it is only guess work as too sorting problems. Mission planner works great and many use it, so you need to get access to it or one of the other control programs to set up your machine.
When you post a log put info an you machine. Things like type of FC, version of FC software, type of motors, props, all up weight of to help with problem solving.
Hi Folks🙋🏼♂️
I have to report the same as this topic.
Unstable Flight, wobbling around in Stabilize and unable to control in PosHold with massiv angle overshoots by Stick input… Copter try to hold Position but start to draw circles in the sky that become bigger.
Setup is Black Cube S800 Hexa Frame E800 propulsion System.
@JoeBreznai Can you please share me any guide/instructions to display my flight logs and setup my sd card on my flight controller to share this flight log with you?
Hi @Sashvat , It seems like you uploaded Ardupilot firmware, not PX4. Both problems you mentioned here occurs when you download Ardupilot firmware from QGC.