The drone will rotate counterclockwise at the moment of take-off, and it will rotate counterclockwise steadily and slowly in the air.
I implore all professional pilots to answer, thank you very much
There is some motor output imbalance, but it doesnt look quite like a twisted motor mount or arm. Is it just a weight imbalance? That shouldnt matter too much as long as you are expecting it and OK with one or more of the motors working harder than the others.
Are all the props identical (except for the spin direction) ? Cheap props had a habit of being different between clockwise and counter clockwise.
It looks like Compass2 is not calibrated.
Since you had some yaw in that log I ran it through Magfit and this should fix up your compassess for now. Carefully put in these values, the names can be confusing
COMPASS_OFS_X 187
COMPASS_OFS_Y -156
COMPASS_OFS_Z -118
COMPASS_DIA_X 1.008
COMPASS_DIA_Y 1.041
COMPASS_DIA_Z 0.800
COMPASS_ODI_X -0.001
COMPASS_ODI_Y 0.005
COMPASS_ODI_Z -0.029
COMPASS_SCALE 1.00
COMPASS_OFS2_X -14
COMPASS_OFS2_Y 257
COMPASS_OFS2_Z 782
COMPASS_DIA2_X 0.995
COMPASS_DIA2_Y 1.037
COMPASS_DIA2_Z 0.800
COMPASS_ODI2_X -0.001
COMPASS_ODI2_Y 0.005
COMPASS_ODI2_Z 0.005
COMPASS_MOT2_X 0.923
COMPASS_MOT2_Y -2.897
COMPASS_MOT2_Z -4.547
COMPASS_SCALE2 1.00
COMPASS_MOTCT 2
Set
INS_ACCEL_FILTER,10
and connect to MissionPlanner Initial Parameters section and put in you prop size and battery cells, accept everything it offers including the battery failsafe actions.
Also set these for the next steps in tuning the Harmonic Notch Filter
INS_HNTCH_ENABLE,1
INS_LOG_BAT_MASK,7
Thank you very much, today I tried to change the version from 4.3.0 back to 4.0.7, the spin problem did not happen, I don’t know if it is because of the version problem.
I choose mag0 and mag1 in turn (dependent on installed compasses), and Elliptical and CMOT
For a small log I dont worry about setting the “reduce” amount.
I’ll run it again and see if I get the same - maybe I missed some option earlier
I ran it again and got the same values (with some slight difference to mag0 since I probably forgot to pick Elliptical and CMOT last time) but these should be safe to use.
Exactly what trouble?
Most times uncommanded yaw is a problem with motor mounts being twisted.
We’d need to see a .bin log to know what the issue really is, and have a chance of fixing it.
I have uploaded video and tlog file in Google drive I am using 4.5.5 and the flight controller is radiolink pixhawk, when taking off the drone is rotating in ccw direction I have checked the motor mounts, they r ok.
I have uploaded video and tlog file in Google drive I am using 4.5.5 and the flight controller is radiolink pixhawk, when taking off the drone is rotating in ccw direction I have checked the motor mounts, they r ok. Please take a look, please do check radio input, I haven’t done any radio activity i.e I haven’t pitched, yaw or rolled the drone at my will.
this is the link for bin files, bin 3 is where my drone crashed in GPS mode, suddenly it rolled diagonally while flying. the first issue was bit solved when changed the radio and its seems that drone is flying good in stabilize and alt hold mode but there is slight rotation upon take off and the yaw stables when the drone is in air.
1st you are using the wrong firmware. Open a log for yourself in Mission Planner and you will see the messages. Flash Pixhawk1
There was intial thrust loss on Motor 2, reason unknown.
You need battery logging.
Edit your post and remove the useless Auto Analysis. This tool is long out of date.
Then you should throw that in the trash as with anything from Radiolink. But I suppose you won’t do that so flash the version of firmware that is clealy shown right on the case, Fmuv3
Download the .apj file from here and use Mission planners “load custom firmware” to flash it. fmuv3 fimrware