What is the correct front left motor rotation using a quadrino nano with fct the manuals show both and fct animation shows CW i have CCW and it dose not fly .
There are many different thing that can lead to a multirotor not flying.
Both rotation will work for a VTail. Have you confirmed that both the propellers and the motor as set to the right orientation ? The motor pins connected to the right outputs ?
Please, upload some nice pictures of your VTail and the propellers.
Here is some more information
Vtail 500 large motor frame
FCT 2.0.0.0X multiwii 2.4
Quadrino nano with GPS using default vtail config
Tmotor Ms2814-10 770kv
lynxmotion 30amp ESC SimonK calibrated many times 1 by 1 and as a set using the quadrion
df Bluetooth v3
spectrum DX18 the end point are all set 1000 min 1500 center 2000 max and all controls set to the correct action
spectrum 9645 satellite receiver (that was challenge until I check the pinouts quadrino cable is wrong)
front left motor ccw brown Channel 2 1045 prop words up gemfan composite
front right motor cw yellow Channel 5 1045R prop words up
Rear left motor cw green Channel 6 1045R prop words up
rear right motor ccw orange Channel 3 1045 prop words up
acc is calibrated as is the compass
flying weight is about 1200 grams with a 4s 10amp/hr lipo
I have also try 1245s all around
1245 front 1045 rear
it wants to roll left
yaw left a bit
I tried anlge ,angle+mag,angle+mag+baro, angle+mag+baro +postion hole and acro
I get about the same results
any suggestion would be great
I have tried with a pixhawk px4 with even less success.
I will post some pic after to do a bit of crash repairs.
The first try should be without any Modes selected, that way you will see if the VTail fly good.
Than you will want to try “Horizon” + “MAG” which will give you stabilisation on all axis but altitude.
In this mode it will try to stay “Level” but that is based on the “ACC Calibration” and if that is slightly off it will drift.
When it try to go left, is it very lightly or something very hard to keep ?