I have crashed my AE86 PRO MAX Plus after a low battery warning and want to do what I can to not get caught again.
Right now I am waiting for a 20 piece set of blades. (NOT AWARE where in USA to buy these).
On the blades are A1 A2 B1 B2.
I know the rotation direction and leading edge correspondence.
I have read that the letters must be used and the numbers can be mostly? Disregarded.
So, after the crash I ended up with a B1-B2 on the SAME spindle. I fixed all damage to the Drone body, and with the B1-B2 IN place lifted off and held just above the table.
All He** broke out when a single or multiple blades came apart. Three pairs was the final result after colliding with the neighbor spindles.
Funny thing is the B1-B2 was not damaged.
I suspect that the hubs were damaged from the original crash. Hence the flying off as the hub pieces are the only thing left attached.
I also may have over tightened any of the pairs I could reuse from the crash. Mainly my questions here are these.
1. Can the numbers be mixed as long as the letters are in the right place on a single blade pair?
2. Should I always turn off wifi and auto connect in range on the transmitter?
I calibrate the gyros, and lock satellites on both drone and transmitter and the transmitter screen says, device connected in GPS mode.
I worry that with wifi turned on that this switches and I loose GPS connectivity and the Drone gets confused.
The Drone speed way up doing spirals and came down like a WW2 JAP ZERO after being wacked! Just lucky it landed near my house.
Thanks in advance for sticking with my post.
Right now I am waiting for a 20 piece set of blades. (NOT AWARE where in USA to buy these).
On the blades are A1 A2 B1 B2.
I know the rotation direction and leading edge correspondence.
I have read that the letters must be used and the numbers can be mostly? Disregarded.
So, after the crash I ended up with a B1-B2 on the SAME spindle. I fixed all damage to the Drone body, and with the B1-B2 IN place lifted off and held just above the table.
All He** broke out when a single or multiple blades came apart. Three pairs was the final result after colliding with the neighbor spindles.
Funny thing is the B1-B2 was not damaged.
I suspect that the hubs were damaged from the original crash. Hence the flying off as the hub pieces are the only thing left attached.
I also may have over tightened any of the pairs I could reuse from the crash. Mainly my questions here are these.
1. Can the numbers be mixed as long as the letters are in the right place on a single blade pair?
2. Should I always turn off wifi and auto connect in range on the transmitter?
I calibrate the gyros, and lock satellites on both drone and transmitter and the transmitter screen says, device connected in GPS mode.
I worry that with wifi turned on that this switches and I loose GPS connectivity and the Drone gets confused.
The Drone speed way up doing spirals and came down like a WW2 JAP ZERO after being wacked! Just lucky it landed near my house.
Thanks in advance for sticking with my post.
