BAD CAM

aeriel · Sep 21, 2020

WTFDproject said:
The Skittles are a trap. One bag. Two old folks in the house. It was a helluva fight. But she did let me keep one to make me feel better.

Darn I thought I was special for a minute..

aeriel · Sep 21, 2020

WTFDproject said:
The new camera will behave exactly like the one you have. It's not a camera issue. It sounds like a controller calibration was done when the original button board was sending bad signal. That calibration bias is still in the controller mainboard. If the new button board doesn't need the same level of bias, the camera will move according to the difference until you run the calibration again.
If running the calibration does not stop the movement, we will need to discuss more.

yessurrrr..im on it..

aeriel · Sep 21, 2020

DoomMeister said:
Did you go through the ST16 calibration procedure after replacing the boards? Make sure you center the rate slider, the camera pitch slider, the camera yaw knob, and both control gimbals before exiting the first portion of the calibration.

No sir I did not.,.but Im going to now..ty

georgero · Sep 21, 2020

Question. Did the camera is spinning without connecting to the ST16? If it does then you have a camera problem.

Steve Carr · Sep 21, 2020

Follow this procedure:

Yuneec Skins · Sep 22, 2020

WTFDproject said:
The Skittles are a trap. One bag. Two old folks in the house. It was a helluva fight. But she did let me keep one to make me feel better.

That's 2 Funny....worked as planned.....

Yuneec Skins · Sep 22, 2020

aeriel said:
Darn I thought I was special for a minute..

You are otherwise you'd have got "Sour Patch Kids" Candy.....

aeriel · Sep 24, 2020

Thank you all,, I mean to hop back on here and update but sometimes life gets in the way. Great news tho!! I threw caution to the wind and did a factory reset of my ground station followed by fresh calbation/rebinding of camera and obviously controller..presto..good as new.