I’m just in the process of insulating the little potential short detailed,probably by grinding the nut away, but I won’t know until I get the cube seperated.I’d already fixed the rattly cap with hot glue,so that’s not a problem.What is a problem is that one of the tiny grub screws has sheered off half of it’s cheesehead and so can’t be loosened.Another one hardly grips at all ( it only tightens on the last two turns so won’t self extract) and I had to strggle to extract it.So I’m no nearer fixing the problem.I’m going to try sticking a driver to what’s left of the screw with superglue to see if I can extract it.I was less than impressed by these grub screws when I first encoutered them.Now I’m starting to really hate them.
Update: All sorted out throught the Facebook page via a very helpful third party.Thanks Charles.
I still hate the grub screws.
Another edit: I’ve got a new cover on the way but I got this one off as once two screws are removed on the one side the cover just slips off.Only took me an hour or two to realise.Grinding the nut was a doddle but I kappa taped it too.
hello, when you say “One unit had an incorrectly mounted imu, Prearm check caught this…”, you mean the prearm check warns us or it compensates values etc ?
You do a really great job,
thank you
A small update from me.I’ve just received my replacement cube shell so thanks very much whoever was responsible for doing that.In the meantime I did two mods as a belt and braces approach to sorting this little poser.I ground the corner off of the nut and then I stuck a bit of Kappa tape over the contacts so I shouldn’t get any shorts happening any time soon.I expect I’ll stick a connector on the wrong way around at some point but for now I think I’m safe.Hope these mods help.
We ordered the Cube B version and got through the procedure and fixed the thing, but next we installed Mission Planner and had to external compasses mounted: and when connecting the drone we got an inverted horizon ie blue at bottom part, green top, and error messages bad compass health, etc. We disconnected the external compasses and GPS but in spite of that we saw in the calibration large differences in the compasses (it seems that the calibration is then of the 3 internal compasses, since the external ones were disconnected. Next, we tried to change the differences in the compasses by inverting eg roll 180 so that the difference in Y value would be corrected, Never-the-less no solution and the horizon is still “green”! So since we cannot resolve it and understand that others had similar problems, we need to have a fix to this issue: PLS help with a fix quickly. Best regards, Winfried
I had a recent crash with a P2.1 beta. I believe the issue was related to a motor failure. Unfortunately, that motor happened to be on RC_OUT 5 (on a quad) which makes me suspicious. Can someone help take a look at my logs and see if we can rule out anything related to this bulletin?
It was my fault I messed the little connector up, just take care taking things apart
My outstanding Distributor Jester Drones is on the case, I’m all sorted out