Rodolfo Vaz
lvl.2
Brazil
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@twitchfpv Posted at 2-3 12:30
I did several things but I think the thing that helped the most was the plug that went into the air unit was not getting good connection so I changed that out to a new one but if yours is a new build I’m not sure, the other thing make sure you have a large capacitor on your power lead and even though mine had a plug for the flight controller I cut that off and I soldered it to the fly controller directly and some of my drones I put on a voltage regulator that way it got good power without having to go through the flight controller stack, the power regulator I put directly on the battery lead
Thanks. I have a 1000uF cap on the power lead. I got a new cable and changed it on my quad. It's now working properly on the bench (I turned Betaflight's RUNAWAY_FAILSAFE_PREVENTION off and rolled the quad with my hands without props. With the old cable, I got failsafe. With the new cable, I don't get failsafe anymore).
Anyways, I still don't have the courage to fly with the quad, as checking the log (blackbox) it is consuming way more Amps than I expected with this setup:
. 4 motors DX2306
. HifionRC F7 Pro v2 stack (ESC 60A)
. 1 GPS BN220
. 1 Beeper URUAV U38
. 1 DJI Air Unit
. Frame Mark4 HD 5 inches
. Props are Racerstar 5040V2
. Pack is ministar 4S 1500mAh 120C
. DJI Goggles v1
. DJI transmitter
Doing the math, it should not consume more than 145A:
1 motor (max consumption): 35A, so 4 motors: 140A
DJI Air Unit max consumption: 3.0A (I believe it is really 1.5A, but my FC can provide up to 3A for DJI. It is a DJI ready FC)
FC HifionRC: 1A (flight controllers don't draw too much Amps, so I will stay at 1A)
ESC: 1A (ESCs don't draw too much Amps, the motors do. So I will stay at 1A)
BN220: 50mA
Beeper: 50mA (I couldn't find it on the specs, but it's certainly low)
But it's still showing more than 200A on the log (OK, for short periods of time, but I still don't understand why it is doing this). That's what I'm affraid of right now.
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