How to Fix a Motor Desync & DeathRoll on your Quadcopter /FPV Drone, Step by Step Tutorial BlHeli

We run through BlHeli32 & BlHeli-s as a step by step tutorial to assist our viewers, fellow pilots, hobbyists, and drone builders in troubleshooting a death roll and motor desync. . We trouble shoot the issue and guide you step by step through the solution. It makes no difference if you fly a toothpic ,3" 4" 5" 6" 7" 8" 9" 10" X-Class, Beast Class, Tiny Whoop , Cinewhoop, or a giant Octocopter, if it has motors and esc's it can have a Desync an we will show exactly how to fix it. In the video we also analyze Facebook as well as other social media platforms user group trends regarding mini quad / quadcopter repairs and issues from the pilots. In 2023 there are many technical challenges we still face in the hobby and we will always be a part of the solution .
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[@KCQuadTronX]

thanks buddy great video

[@hensidetv]

Thanks broo
I want ask about when fly slow and turn right or left its desync issue??
I got this problem on neutronrc mini aio with motor 2203.5 for 3 inch cinewhoop 6s 1000mah

[@Flying_Wild_Boar]

Thanks bro You really helped me a lot.

[@Arykperry]

No problem 👍

[@zthanhz6250]

Rất cảm ơn bạn.love

[@CHIRAG_FPV]

hello great vid btw solved a lot of doubts in my head my 10" rekon is experiencing desync thank god it was the second flight and only lost 2 props what motor timing should i use for these large quads running 2812 motor 10" props on a 60A bl 32 esc thanks for the on point video

[@MrSmithFPV]

Great explanation of these two important settings in Blheli. Thanks. 👍

[@Arykperry]

Thanks I really appreciate that !!

[@maddercat]

Does desync present itself as a runaway failsafe?

[@Arykperry]

sorry I never saw your message till now. im not sure what you mean by runaway failsafe as those are 2 very different things. a failsafe is a loss of signal or communication from the radio to the receiver on the Kwad. Most pilots would set the failsafe to just simply disarm in the event of a failsafe unless they have a gps module onboard, in which case you'd probably set it to RTH ( return to home ). The ESC is sensing an issue and protecting itself and the motor by shutingdown. My guess is that you are asking about a runaway Kwad which is typically due to PID's being way out of balance. This presents as the Kwad will start teetering on one side then the pid will tell the other to respond to stay level. This keeps happening repeatedly causing the Kwad to climb and fly away. Pid's are also affected directly by Rampup power in the ESC Config. Rampup Power values are a bit like asking the PID values to multiply themselves by X as the value is increased. If I didn't answer your question or you've got something else just hit me back. Thanks

[@maddercat]

@@Arykperry No, and yes it does I solved this problem, it was due to flashing bluejay on a speedbee 60 amp esc with default settings. This was a "runaway failsafe" flag that was triggered in the flight controller due to desync...the message "runaway failsafe" is flashed in the osd and the quad falls out of the air.

[@trevorly2112]

Really appreciate your work bro!

[@Arykperry]

Thanks I appreciate that big time

[@GVNSTAGATOR]

thanks man. it helped me out.

[@Arykperry]

You're welcome!