F-serie flyaways
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PhantoMax said:
That's a very good question and my response would be, probably not. I'm guessing mainly because unlike the Phantom you don't see many rookie pilots flying this copter. That's just my guess.
It does happen (most F450/550's use the same NAZA as the Phantom), but doesn't seem to happen...or get reported anyway...nearly as much as with Phantoms.
Here's a few examples:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1983764
http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthr ... ZA-Flyaway
Here's a few examples:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1983764
http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthr ... ZA-Flyaway
Could be interesting knowing if and how many F fly away...
I think that Phantom has a defective gps...
I think that Phantom has a defective gps...
It is hard to decipher the fly-aways that I've read about. Nearly every thread has people who jump on with their favorite 'other' system (meaning - they have an agenda) or who have made rookie mistakes (leaving the GoPro network on, not knowing what the lights from the NAZA mean but swearing they did everything right, etc). Often, in a thread that has dozens of posts, there is only one or two that seem to have experienced legitimate issues.
IMHO - The F-series appears to have a reasonably good track record and the FangsCPO post that says this might be due to better piloting/experience is likely.
IMHO - The F-series appears to have a reasonably good track record and the FangsCPO post that says this might be due to better piloting/experience is likely.
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