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I had my second maiden today. All went well, this time with the production ESC32V3.

The Quad navigates very aggressive, especially when starting altitude changes. When I remember right, someone else had this phenomena and found a solution as well. A link to this topic and hints are very welcome.

ClipQuad (explanation for "clip" in the video)
AQ6 with ESC32v3 over PDB over CAN
Tiger U5 with Tiger 15x5 @ 6s
AUW 2.7Kg (without camera)

Enjoy. [youtube]watch?v=Q9DVPfO0R5U[/youtube]

Cheers

Christof

Very nice Christof, congrats! Love the click...click...click assembly!

-Max

Yah, that *click* sounds trustworthy.

As for the transitions: they look ok on PH -> RTH. That short "freefall" when you changed alt on RTH is good for a shocking split second, though. Maybe you could try to decrease your altitude speed P.

btw: did Dennis go through a Stimmbruch?

Christof

You and Tom have a very versatile quad that can be adapted for many uses.

Congratulations.

Larry

Hi Christof!
Thumbs up! What an awesome thing! I like the 'click' sound of the arms/legs; seems to be very tight fit.
Flight performance is really nice! I like an aggressive response of the craft. O.K. for camera flight's this should be changed

Do you plan to sell the arm interconnections? What's your arm diameter?

Would be interested in having a look on your ESC32V3 calibration data. What's the switching frequency for the U5?

Joerg

Very cool! This baby flies like a charm.

sulzi

Love the way the arms and legs just 'click' into place. Ideal for transporting a Quad. Awesome neat build