K got some issues and made a thread but now I found this one. Maybe someone here got any idea.
I plugged in a 4cell lipo that was at 14.xxvolts and it shows up as 21V so clearly the voltage calibration is way off. Is there a way to recalibrate this? I cant seem to find it. Have tried to reflash the unity without any change
Been reading a lot of issues cropping up with unities lately lol.
Mine’s currently in need of repairs, should I:
a) send unity for repairs
b) wait for new tech from Jeff and get that instead
Time is non-relevant here as I won’t be able to put my board together till late April anyway…
I’ve been reading about a lot of issues being fixed thanks to @Deodand that keeps on supporting it. He even said he’ll add HFI in an upcoming FW update. Credit where it’s due.
I know OEM spec sheets aren’t all that highly regarded around here, but Turnigy says they can do 80A, and the Max6 ESCs I used before could supply 160A each. They never got above luke warm with those ESCs, running BLDC instead of FOC though.
I just had a really, really weird thing happen recently. Focbox UI on neither my PC via USB nor my tablet via Bluetooth would save settings, but both would connect and read fine. Yet somehow FocBox Tool was able to save settings and run detection without issue. But then after rebooting the board after fixing things in FocBox Tool I lost all my settings and it was back to Raptor defaults. I loaded FocBox Tool again and re-ran detection and adjusted all my settings and now its fine again and has been for a week or so.
So I noticed a bug trend, whenever I set UART only on the focbox tool, then try to connect to it via bluetooth UI, 50% of the time it would lose it’s settings on the next power up. At first I thought it happened randomly, but then I started noticing a trend because it takes forever to get to the USB port, and I started noticing that shortly after I reassemble the enclosures, there was a chance it would lose motor/battery settings and I have to go on bluetooth to run detection again. After that, it never loses settings until I fuck with it on the focbox tool again.
Also (not sure on this one) that if I leave the app setting as UART + PPM, it does not lose it’s settings.