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07-05-2012 12:29 PM

dege13

Re: Naza Control

I wondered why you had the BEC on there, Mike. I thought that the Naza came with one but I didn't read the manual fully so I didn't argue with it :P

Have you got it flying now? Want to get together again and get this bird in the air?

07-03-2012 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by hifly2104

So you'd solder them on then??

That is correct.

07-03-2012 06:47 AM

hifly2104

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Originally Posted by buffythesaint

Any reason for the second BEC? The VU is the bec for the Naza. Just hook it up to your flight battery. Currently you have a bec powering another bec.

Well yes I realized the second BEC was where my problem stemmed from. As I said have builyt to many Helis and fixed wing and just installed one. So I took out the second Bec and decided to start from scratch and removed all the tweeking I had put in my radio. Hooked everything up to computer and after doing the steps and disconnecting I now have a yellow light . So turn everything off and reconnect . Well the voltage when its calibrated reads 18 some odd volts its a 3s battery set at 3s on the screen Tried to manually change it to 12.6 a fully charged 3s but no luck. Do I need to push write or read first. So I decided to try and fly it flashing yellow (orange)and nothing. Ok so now I have to find out if its a setting on my radio or cause of yellow light

07-03-2012 06:38 AM

hifly2104

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Originally Posted by Exploding Fist

Ahh. Yeah, that likely won't work for this esc. The pins are all over the place.

So you'd solder them on then??

07-02-2012 08:20 PM

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Ahh. Yeah, that likely won't work for this esc. The pins are all over the place.

07-02-2012 04:21 PM

hifly2104

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Originally Posted by Exploding Fist

What pins are you referring to? Didn't your cable come with a connector to the programmer?

I believe they call them Pogo Pins This link shows a guy using them witha clothes pin and some hot glue. You have to scroll down past the ESC'sto see it

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1513678
or better yet
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...&postcount=208

07-02-2012 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by hifly2104

Hey thanks that is awesome just need the pins

What pins are you referring to? Didn't your cable come with a connector to the programmer?

07-02-2012 09:36 AM

buffythesaint

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Hey thanks that is awesome just need the pins as I already have the cable. Ok getting back to my previous problem and flashing light ,also DJI assist program saying low volume(4). Well we checked battery fully charged or 98% on my Hyperion EOS .When I look at the voltage where you calibrate it is only reading 5.24 volts. I tried manually to change this no luck. So I did some reading and think I have found the source of my problem. Self inflicted at that. I installed a BEC with an on off switch and then to the VU. Built to many planes and helis and read someting in that wasn't there.
Kinda family day today so won't get to changing this until later tonight. Hey if you admit mistakes it might help someone else out

Any reason for the second BEC? The VU is the bec for the Naza. Just hook it up to your flight battery. Currently you have a bec powering another bec.

07-02-2012 09:31 AM

hifly2104

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Originally Posted by Exploding Fist

You can flash them, and it makes a big difference. The new version of these escs had little to know documentation, so I made a diagram to assist.

07-01-2012 05:15 PM

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You can flash them, and it makes a big difference. The new version of these escs had little to know documentation, so I made a diagram to assist.

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