All flights up 00071 are in Mexico. Starting with 00072 we are in Alaska. I'm looking only on those.
CH0 (Throttle) is always near 0%, sometimes there are spikes up to +/- 70%. If HW-Monitor shows +/-100% and slider K2 is also working correct and set to rabbit mode (upper position in HW-Monitor) then there should be mor output on the radio channels.
Let's have a look on the CH0, the radio channel for Throttle:
00072: Neutral, only one short spike up to 39%
00073: One stick movement -60% to +60% for 0.6s; motor1 stopped, emergency mode reached
00074: Armed but nothing on CH0
00075/76: Not armed, nothing at all
00077: Some very short tries +/-47% visible
00078: Not armed, some short peaks +/-60%
00079: The only interesting try. Sticks are limited to +/-70% now by slider K2 (turtle/rabbit). There is a gap over 2min in telemetry. I don't know what that means, really strange. After the gap it is in Smart-Mode. Switched to smart-mode at the end of the gap. CH0 was for 3s at +70% with no significat reaction by the copter itself. In this case and only in this case I would expect the copter starts. OK, the Q500 is slow, but not so slow.
What can we do?
- Check all sticks and sliders in HW Monitor if woking +/-100% (OK, OK, 99% is also good).
- Remove camera for further tests. Always switch to Angle Mode.
- Go on with a full battery, set slider K2 to rabbit mode (full up). Wait to GPS, wait with motor idle after armed a little bit, then full throttle and let it full for a while. Startin? If not try the next item.
- Create a new model from scratch (as @WTFproject suggested), bind this new model to copter. Try to start it with slider K2 in rabbit mode.
Remark: No need to remove the SD card from ST10. You have access to the SD-card via USB port on the right side of the ST10. Power on the ST10, wait until it is fully booted up, then plug in the USB cable. Wait a moment till the ST10 appears in file manager on you PC.
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