9 times out of ten when I start to lift off, the copter tends to one side automatically. no wind flat surface just veers to one side.whats happening?
1676390
There is. Problem with the mode on the transmitter. Refer to the instructions for corrections. Otherwise remove the batteries from the transmitter for 30 seconds then replace. Make sure all trims are at zero. The lady Byrd is an manual quad that requires practice to master. Once again refer to the instructions
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I have found thaty is I reset battery with quad on a flat surface like table top I haven't had to do any resetting. I always use 60% setting or up and have learned to try thinking ahead helps..
1676392
Kealil, make sure that the Trim settings on your remote control are set to zero. Also, it is important that the Ladybug be laying flat and still during the startup phase (lights blinking). It is during this phase the the gyros will calibrate their "home" position. If your trim settings and gyros are set and still you have problems, there may be a hardware failure.Best of luck!
1676393
With the remote control turned off, spin each of the 4 blades with your finger and see that they all spin the same with the same push. If one is a little less free, it might have some hair or something wrapped around it and needs to be cleared. B...
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Mine seems to require reset periodically. Try changing the TX mode by pushing down on the left stick, also can cycle the ladybird gyro by going on and off.
1307869
Looks like you have a defective unit. I would return and upgrade to a nicer unicycle, because this one is not very well made.
1082877
We had the same thing happen. I think that when we were trying to figure how to fly, we pushed too hard on the remote and messed up the buttons, maybe even stripped them. We even had the middle dial changed to different directions, and still did the same thing.
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YES If your copter is drifting one way or another you may have to adjust your linkage rods longer or shorter (not trimming) refer to your manual pg. 13 #9&10
801500
Before liftoff, press the "flat trim" button in the settings screen of FreeFlight. Also, the drone uses the down camera to enhance stability, so depending on what your floor looks like, it may have a hard time keeping steady.
911862
Sounds to me like the electronic board is out or the servos are bad! You could try to send it back to the manufacturer but I don't know about warranty??? Maybe you just got a bad product! I don't even fly mine for now due to tail rotor motor burnout! It was a pretty sturdy little helicopter while it lasted! I crashed it a bunch and kept on flying! They are cheap so in the end you get what you pay for! I thought about buying a couple of them then you could use a broken one for parts. Hope I answered your question! Sorry my response is so late!
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First check and make sure the tail rotor blade is spinning, if not it may be stuck. Try moving it by hand. If it is moving then there are adjustment buttons on the controller. L and R. Check to see what direction the copter is spinning. You will need to push the L or R butyon until it adjusts properly. Hope this helps
1298373
Check front gear alignment, and rotation, and also check the tailwheel is in alignment with the fuse and rudder. If it is windy, they tend to weathervane into the wind the are so light. Also, runway texture could come into play here.
1067453
so you're saying for instance the front or the back runs all the time, non stop without you even touching the remote?? usually shutting off the copter and the remote and powering them back one at a time fixes it. What I would do is try and let the battery drain out which might clear out the memory, then check for anything clogging the other propellers, then recharge and see how it works. might mean either the remote went defective or the copter itself got hit and now its all messed up.
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This sounds like TBE, "Toilet bowl effect". It's when you are trying to hover but the heli moves in a circle, with the nose always pointing at the same wall. It can be caused by many things, but usually it's caused by friction or damage in the flybar linkage or flybar pivot. This causes the input from the flybar to the blades to be dampened or delayed. The easiest way to fix it is to take the flybar, links and blades off then re-install them making sure they move easily. If this doesn't work, then use a light oil, such as sewing machine oil, to lubricate the above parts and the bearings on the main shaft. Make sure to wipe all excess oil off so it doesn't attract dirt. One of these will usually fix it about 90% of the time. If that doesn't work check the parts for damage or signs of being bent.
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I thought it would be the orientation of the controls but found it to be, at least with this copter, how responsive the controls are. I use mode 1 indoors and mode 2 outdoors. It's so fast in mode 2 it's real easy to wreck indoors.
977466
An extra battery is too heavy. I added a couple of washers to the bottom of the nose of the copter.Add them one at a time with super-glue or tape.it works.
623805
If these helis just spin check the rotor blade for a hair line crack or bent, When they are bad they will just hover and spin around to the left like a top.So try using the replacement rotor blade and see if that fixes the problem. Also look for some hair around the rotor pin that comes off the heli that the blades goes on to - a twisted hair will make it spin around and around too.
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the landing gear is raised by Design but I don't know why. I know the fix for it is to adjust your settings. the little screws next to the white things turn those up and down it changes the tilt of the bleedingive you a smoker left of me a few days a week na to get right
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Use the right toggle switch to move your helicopter left and right. It takes practice if the helicopter is not turning properly you should adjust the gyro center on the center of the control.
911857
Ask Amazon if they'll take it back, but at this point probably not, they figure you've crashed it enough that you are the problem. I bought a second one without a control box, and installed a new rotor, this way you have one to look at that is fine. Now I have two. Fly one then the other, neither engine getting too hot. If you're going to get into this, you are not just the pilot but the ground crew too. Stuff happens...
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I have an air hogs havoc heli and it worked alright for the first month. I did not need to change the batteries until yesterday in the controller when I realised that the heli was only hovering about 1 foot over the ground. So I changed the batteries and it still did not solve the problem. I charge it a few times fully after and when it took off it lifted high and properly but then it just dropped and didnt want to raise anymore, it just hovered about 1 foot. Could someone please reply and give me some suggestions on what to do? Please I really need some help.