I've got a couple of Typhoon H's and am familiar with 5 rotor mode....I recently acquired a Typhoon Q500, and a Typhoon G....I had some calibration, responsiveness issues with the Q500, and tipped it over on landing and breaking a prop ....I immediately got a "entering 5 rotor mode" message on a ST-10....I've reset everthing and recalibrated everything and after replacing the prop, it flies normally now, with no issues. However, I'm curious about the error message.
Is "Entering 5 rotor mode" a normal error message for a Typhoon Q500 quadcopter? Or could the previous owner been trying to use it to fly an H, perhaps loading a model that's been tweaked or hacked somehow?
Is "Entering 5 rotor mode" a normal error message for a Typhoon Q500 quadcopter? Or could the previous owner been trying to use it to fly an H, perhaps loading a model that's been tweaked or hacked somehow?