Having a problem stabilizing Nano. Props are in correct locations, did the stabilizing routine, throttle to right & right joystick back and forth.
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Make sure props are in correct position, refer operation manual. There are A and B labeled on prop and body. Calibrating level is, place throttle lever in bottom right corner and hold there, at the same time left - right many times on the other lever until nano LED flash. Make sure you place nano on level ground. After doing these, fly and adjust trim to make it more stable.
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Yes. You have to move right stick fast left and right until lights on nano flash twice. If that does not work then you have to check your trims on remote
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what kind of stabilizing problems are you having? left to right forward to back check to see if any of the little plastic brackets holding the engines are loose or broke
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Had similar problem. Out of the box, the copter flew fine (apart from my novice controlling). From the second flight onward, it would not get any higher than a couple of inches off the floor. I trolled the forums to try and solve the issue. I purchased a replacement battery, struggled with the fiddley fitting of it and still not sorted. I've now ordered another copter off amazon 'cos my lad (and me) really want to have one of these working. As a last resort I've just applied a little WD40 (via the WD40 straw) to the cogs and the bottom of the shaft and Hey Presto, works a treat! Looks like me and the boy will be duelling now that i've ordered a second! Hope that this helps anyone with the same issue. Had similar problem. Out of the box, the copter flew fine (apart from my novice controlling). From the second flight onward, it would not get any higher than a couple of inches off the floor. I trolled the forums to try and solve the issue. I purchased a replacement battery, struggled with the fiddley fitting of it and still not sorted. I've now ordered another copter off amazon 'cos my lad (and me) really want to have one of these working. As a last resort I've just applied a little WD40 (via the WD40 straw) to the cogs and the bottom of the shaft and Hey Presto, works a treat! Looks like... » Read More Had similar problem. Out of the box, the copter flew fine (apart from my novice controlling). From the second flight onward, it would not get any higher than a couple of inches off the floor. I trolled the forums to try and solve the issue. I purchased a replacement battery, struggled with the fiddley fitting of it and still not sorted. I've now ordered another copter off amazon 'cos my lad (and me) really want to have one of these working. As a last resort I've just applied a little WD40 (via the WD40 straw) to the cogs and the bottom of the shaft and Hey Presto, works a treat! Looks like me and the boy will be duelling now that i've ordered a second! Hope that this helps anyone with the same issue. « Show Less
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make sure you have all servos connected...take out all batteries in radio and plane to set again this might help hope this helps you Thanks Kelly
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Take throttle lever and move up slowly. Then back down this sets throttle. Next time you move it throttle Wilol work.
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Replace all the batteries, it that does not help then you might have problem with the control unit itself. I could never get my flying because even that motors were running, the quadcopter did not respond to the commands from the control unit. I returned it.
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^ Hey, thanks so much for the info, I will try it first thing tomorrow when my friend returns it to me. So I take it that when it acts up, it needs to be reset? I sure hope that'll fix it.
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Make sure the props are not damaged. Put it on level ground with no wind. Turn it on and sync it with 0 trim. If it is still out that far after that then you possibly have a bad unit.
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Sounds like your throttle input from your radio is wrong. Go through the set up again paying particular attention to how the throttle is set. At mid stick it should be at least 60%.
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I have not encountered this problem before, but, if you enter the joystick calibration program from inside the Gold X program, you should be able to determine if the stick is operating properly by watching the response on the calibration screen. I do recall that years ago I had some issues with Microsoft CFS2 with loss of control of aircraft in the program, but, that was due to program errors and settings. If Gold X has difficulty settings, you might check those and see if they are set properly. Good luck.
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Make sure the flight controller is free of vibration, and the wires are secure because vibration can travel up them. If problem continues verify radio and receiver with a range check. Maybe back off the gains a little or place a ferrite ring on the inputs of the gyro. All fails chuck it get a Openpilot cc3d 10-15 bucks Ebay
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Thank you for contacting us. Before you play, please read instruction carefully if you are first time user. When you push the joystick for throttle, please do it slowly. Please don't push too hard. And if possible please play outside and without strong wind. Thank you for asking Cece
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Michael Try to change the props to the oppsite sides -they should run so the leiding edge is going forwards this makes the boat go forward- I changed all the rc radio and reciver and mounted a hi tq servo with a new working rudder and now it almost flyes across the lake. Hope this helps Larry
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Hi, a couple of thoughts on this. I had the same thing happen when I went to a new PC. It was USB 3.0 and the Saiteks are 2.0. I solved this by plugging a USB 2.0 expansion port in. Problem gone. I have dual Saitek Yokes, Pedals, two radios and the BIP. Also, I have seen similar behavior with a Go Flight Autopilot. I finally used cleaner on the potentiometers. Caution, this will void any warranty you have left. Hope this helps
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As received, the forward/back and left right controls were not set up properly for the 'mode 1' stick. I had to go into the 'software' on the transmitter and switch them. The book tells you how to do this. I have been flying RC for 40 years and caught the problem immediately.
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it sounds like you need to push the fly/run button on the controller (lower right side). If you have pushed that button to change from run to fly, you may have a defective controller. This is a fantastic RC vehicle, I really hope this works for you and you enjoy it as much as I have.
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On mine,it always starts at zero and I click it up to the resistance I want. It's never stuck on a level before for me.
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Try chenging the orientation of the batteries To flip plop. Thats what happened to me.