These static curves are good? or i have to repeat them?

[noppita]

Please take a look at all my static calibration curves on my first try and tell me if they are good, or i have do it all over? if they are good, please tell me how to cut the beginning and end of all curves.

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[kinderkram]

The curves look good. Temperature is fine - don't worry about the bubbles.
You could try once again but I don't think they'd get much better. Do another thaw with the board standing on the tip and you should be good to go for the Calibso with these results.

Only if you get nasty spikes on the curves you should worry...

[noppita]

So, my first is ok.

then i will do the second for another tip pointing down and third for board level orientation.

I noticed that my curve shape is different from example curve, is ok?

[noppita]

i remember reading about cutting beginning and end of each curve. do i need to cut those curves?

[kinderkram]

First take the latest GCS:
http://autoquad.org/software-downloads/?did=45

You don't need to cut the curves in general - only if have spikes at the beginning or end.
There are some buttons below the window where you select the amount (1sec. should be sufficient in your case), the "set marker" and "cut".

[noppita]

thank you very much for your info.


my last question for tonight. what autoquad FC should i use for now?

[noppita]

when i changed my autoquad FC firmware, do i need to re-do static and dynamic calibration again?

[kinderkram]

[axelnied]

[kinderkram]

teramax just uploaded an instructional video for the calculations also showing how to cut the curves: