#Motors just jittering after BLH_S Update
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By saving them first and then writing them to the updated escs
Did you take a screenshot of the settings beforehand?
I updated the ESCs to Bluejay now but i get pretty much the same issue except that the gittering is faster. I thought it would might solve my issue but it didnt
Not a screenshot, no. Unfortunately not
It's a whoop, right?
yes 65mm
Give me a screenshot of the settings as they are now 😁
It's also in German.. 😂
It's been a while...
The first two sliders, shove em up a bunch. Save and try again.
oh sorry haha
If the motors still don't spin, slide those sliders further to the right, favouring the top one, save and try again, until they start properly.
This was the quickest solution ive ever had for a fpv problem😂
But i think i have to push them further. Motors still sound very slow
I see whoops need more startup nudge all the time.
Tiny little underpowered motors need some help getting going.
It's only for the startup, to get them spinning.
Once the ESC detects them running it hands over RPM control to the FC input.
Thank you mate. Is there a way to shorten the time it takes for my quad, before i can arm? When my radio says it has connection it takes like 10 seconds before i can finally arm the quad
Oh okay, that makes a lot of sense
That's the FC settling out the gyro IIRC, nothing you can do about that really, if the quad is on a stable surface, it's going as fast as it can.
It needs to watch the inertial sensors at startup to know how much to filter the output from them.
Okay thanks, so i basically need a faster/newer FC to get it start up faster? Cuz my 5" takes like 2 seconds
Older little whoop AIOs are usually running an F411, which struggles to keep up if you're not careful.
Yeah the quad is like 4-5 years old i think
You can build the firmware to be slim and clean up the cycle time all you want, but the amount of filtering a whoop has to do is greater than a larger drone, so it stresses the MCU more. Can't be helped really.
More filters, slower cycle time.
Okay, thank you for helping me✌️