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Kamikaze S800G!
Helicopter has its own disasterous flight plan...
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CPD
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March 19, 2014 - 1:10 pm

I think I'll stand and say the gyro in the heli is busted, or you're getting electrical interference turning on both of the servo motors. Either way most likely requires a new board, and good luck getting one for the 800g.

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February 27, 2014 - 3:45 am

update: I tried flying my 800 with my 107 controller which has no 4th channel. The 800 is still doing this kamikaze sideways dive. It will take off fine, hover in place, and even spin in place. But when I try to move forward or backwards, within a few seconds, its out of control. I went over all the mechanical pieces and again everything seems to be in place and freely moving.  

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February 26, 2014 - 4:43 pm

My s800g is doing the same thing. I've had if for about a week with only a few minor crashes. The servos are moving freely, and everything seems to be in proper order. I can lift it up into the air and move side to side and spin in place with no problems. But if i try to move forward or back, it tilts to the extreme left and moves forward uncontrollably until it crashes. Has anyone figured this out yet, or should I just send it back to amazon? Thanks in advance. This hasn't been a good week for me, first I broke my balance bar on my F3 and now this. :( Looks like it will be back to the trusty 107g for now.

 

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June 10, 2013 - 11:57 am
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I have had a similar problem with another make of heli-it turned out to be a wire not soldered correctly on mother board-other wise as CPD reckons sounds like gyro problem...

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June 7, 2013 - 5:56 am

Well... uhhh... that's a new one. Sounds like it might be the gyro, if not, then something is really messed up. What's happening is the servos are being turned on, both in the downward position. Either the gyro is telling it to do that, or there's a short of some sort... I have no idea what could be shorting, however, that could make both servos go down.

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June 5, 2013 - 7:41 am

It's not 'drifting to the left', not even 'flipping to the left'... After a moment of stability it suddenly hurtles forwards with a left bank like it's just received precise co-ordinates of the next emergency it's needed at - and smashes into the lampshade!
It's only about 3 weeks old, flew great for most of that time, no awfully severe crashes - just suddenly started being uncontrollable. I've had a close look inside without taking it apart... No visible dirt or hairs, no sheared off screws, all tilting (swash plate?) movement seems to be free and in order. Servo motors are wizzing fine. When I hold the skids and open the throttle I feel it start to tilt forwards. Could it be the gyro?

 

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