JussiH wrote:First of all, your Accels are showing what looks like a lot of vibrational noise. That will degrade the estimation quite dramatically. Actually you are close to saturating the X/Y accel, so you need to look into that and try and reduce vibrations. That is the first thing to do.
Z-mag is also quite noisy, even when craft is static. You probably need to go over the wiring and find/eliminate the cause of this noise.
Pls post a screenshot of GPS_HACC - if its higher than 1 you wont get a very good pos or alt hold. Ideal is < 0.5
Have you verified calibration results:
http://autoquad.org/wiki/wiki/autoquad- ... on-result/
Hi Jussi,
I verified the results and they didn't look that bad, actually I opened a thread for comments on the calibrated result :
http://forum.autoquad.org/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=2447As you requested here is the HACC plot:

- GPS_HACC
It's way below 1 meter.
The above ACC plots were made in a very gusty and windy flight. So for a better comparison I add some plots of the ACC and the pitch and roll Inputs during a series of flights in PH when there was NO wind at all.

- ACC NO WIND

- PITCH AND ROLL INPUT NO WIND
I hardmounted the FC and tried to reduce the vibrations by balancing my motor-prop combo with a laserpointer to almost perfect. Previously I tried rubber standoffs but they made it even worse so I don't really know what else to do. Do you have an advice to get that x/y accels calm down?
Thanks for any suggestions and help!
