cubensia a écrit :Monte l'expo
Baisse ROLL et PITCH rates
merci pour le retour
sur ce site ils donnent des valeurs tres basses au debut pour tout ce qui est Rate:
http://www.propwashed.com/flight-contro ... checklist/
“Rates” refers to the sensitivity of your quadcopter to the movement of the control sticks on the RC transmitter. Higher rates mean a quadcopter that is generally more sensitive. It also means a quadcopter that is more capable – at very low rates, you will not even be able to flip the quadcopter before it hits the ground, whereas at higher rates you can flip it many times without losing much altitude.
The rates found on the PID Tuning tab of Configurator adjust the sensitivity and rotational speed of each axis individually. I increase these values when I want a quicker rolling, flipping or yawing quadcopter.
I think a good starting point for an intermediate pilot on these values is .3 for Roll, .3 for Pitch, and .6 for Yaw. For an advanced pilot, .5 Roll, .5 Pitch, 1.0 Yaw will give you better responsiveness.
Make sure you click “Save” after you are done.
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RC Rate” is the other factor that adjusts the sensitivity of your quadcopter to the control sticks. For this variable, I like to find a single value early on and stick with it, adjusting the individual Pitch/Roll/Yaw rates in the PID tuning tab for better flips/rolls/spins. The default value of 1.00 is a good starting point for both advanced and intermediate pilots, but you may find that you have another preference that you should input here.
Beginners may want to decrease this down to .8 or even lower.
is a type of “Rate” adjustment that allows you to make your control stick inputs less sensitive near the center of the control stick throw and more sensitive near the limits of the throw. This means you can have fine control over your quadcopter while hovering or making small adjustments but can still do ballistic rolls and flips on command.
This is a very handy feature that everyone flying miniquads should use. I recommend all pilots use a value above .7. A good starting point would be .8, then adjust it up or down when you have time to see what setting you prefer. Once you have found a setting you like, use it on all your future quads.
En gros c'est quoi la difference entre
Roll Rate Pitch rate Yaw rate VS
RC Rate et Rc expo ?
j'ai du mal a comprendre cette difference:
“Rates” refers to the sensitivity of your quadcopter to the movement of the control sticks on the RC transmitter.
“RC Rate” is the other factor that adjusts the sensitivity of your quadcopter to the control sticks
en gros est ce que RC rate et expo concernent la sensibilité des commande dans certaines positions (centre VS bords ?) alors que Roll/Pitch/Yaw Rate concerne la sensibilité "generale de certains mouvements ?
comprend pas tout
1Ere règle du multi: Ne pas s’attacher à son multi.
(désolé pour la confusion)
