Hello everyone and thank you in advance....
I received a used EVO I today from the classifieds here. I fly all DJI's, so I am quite certain there will be some growing pains, which I expect.
I DO have a glaring problem that might not be a problem at all, maybe just my inexperience...
ISSUE
When I yaw to the right, it moves really slowly, even with full press, whereas yawing to the left it is pretty quick. I went into the EXP and it was set at.50. pretty straight line, so I would expect the Evo to rotate the same speed either direction. When I change it, say .30, the left rotation starts off slowly and then normal, as I'd expect. When I rotate right, there is a partial red square on the axis (in the EXP screen) that stops only a portion of the way, whereas yawing left, there is a blue square that expands the entire axis. Has anyone seen this before, is it something a calibration might fix?
I'm still getting used to the way the Evo flies. Not as precise as my DJI's, but I expect I'll get through that eventually. And, what's with the custom buttons on the bottom of the remote??? Lol. I have to really learn not to randomly hit them, lol.
Thank you all for any insight. I did try and search, but I didn't quite see this particular problem...
I received a used EVO I today from the classifieds here. I fly all DJI's, so I am quite certain there will be some growing pains, which I expect.
I DO have a glaring problem that might not be a problem at all, maybe just my inexperience...
ISSUE
When I yaw to the right, it moves really slowly, even with full press, whereas yawing to the left it is pretty quick. I went into the EXP and it was set at.50. pretty straight line, so I would expect the Evo to rotate the same speed either direction. When I change it, say .30, the left rotation starts off slowly and then normal, as I'd expect. When I rotate right, there is a partial red square on the axis (in the EXP screen) that stops only a portion of the way, whereas yawing left, there is a blue square that expands the entire axis. Has anyone seen this before, is it something a calibration might fix?
I'm still getting used to the way the Evo flies. Not as precise as my DJI's, but I expect I'll get through that eventually. And, what's with the custom buttons on the bottom of the remote??? Lol. I have to really learn not to randomly hit them, lol.
Thank you all for any insight. I did try and search, but I didn't quite see this particular problem...