Hi,
I am making this drone for indoor use (without GPS) and I got a positioning camera.
I am trying to the PID Tuning manually, but still unable to perform that also.
Any help will be appreciated.
Problem:
Upon taking off, the drone starts to go away on 1 side and after a few seconds, it started coming down (even on 100% throttle), then touches the ground and then try to takeoff, but couldn’t make it.
Setup:
QuadCopter
Pixhawk 6X
PX4 v1.13.3
Flight Mode: Position
What I observed from logs:
Huge volume of vibrations
Low power
Motors are running at almost 2000
Setpoints are not available for Local Position X, Y, Z
What I need?
I need support from experts here, please help me diagnose the core problem and the fix to the issues.
Strange Messages!
I am seeing some strange message which I couldn’t understand in the “Logged Messages” section of the log file. [vehicle_imu] ACC 1 (2490386) offset committed: [0.016 0.003 -0.059]->[0.076 -0.016 -0.050]) [vehicle_imu] ACC 0 (2424858) offset committed: [0.280 0.071 -0.156]->[0.327 0.034 -0.167]) [vehicle_imu] ACC 2 (2752522) offset committed: [0.001 -0.077 0.042]->[0.063 -0.028 0.058]) [commander] action_request lost, generation 11 -> 13
Logs Log # 1 Log # 2 Log # 3 Log # 4 (Local Position setpoints were available in this, but the behaviour was same)
Right, I think you need to get it to fly properly in stabilized and altitude control mode first. If it’s that under-powered, it just wont fly properly at all. Once you have some control margin and it flies properly in these modes, you can move to position control.
Can you please shed some light on the power issue!
POWER
I am using a fully (actually over charged) battery (24V - 6S).
The drone starts flying, but as soon as it goes into air, voltages drop around 22V and drone came down after a few seconds. Voltages are going down, but more amps are being consumed.
The behaviour is same even at almost 100% throttle.
If the voltage drops a lot under throttle then it might also be a hint that the battery can’t provide the amount of current you want. Check the continuous and peak ratings of it, and then make sure you stay well below them.