Quad how to trim a V959

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vladimirth

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I recently got a V959 quad. When I fly it, I have to push the guidance stick to the right to get it to hover in place. In other words, when I power up to flight speed with my hand off of the guidance stick the quad lurches forward and to the left.
How do I trim the copter to get it centered?
 
Stambo

Stambo

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Have you tried trimming it with the transmitter?
If that does not work, recenter the trims and initialise it with spacers under the legs, I used a CD case.
In your case put it under the LF leg.
I have had several of these (V949 and V959) and found that to be the easiest method.
Are you sure it is a V959 not the upgraded V212?
I didn't think the V959 was still being sold.
Same probably applies but I have not tried it with the V212 as I don't have one.
 
Stambo

Stambo

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That is easy, the trim buttons on your transmitter correlate to the direction of your sticks.
I will assume mode 2 here. (Throttle on the left stick)
The trim to the left of the right stick controls forward and back wards trim.
If it is drifting forwards, click it down a few times and try again until it is a bit more stable.
The trim below the right stick controls left and right trim.
If it is drifting left, click it right a few times and try again until it is a bit more stable.
You will get it close but it will still drift slightly, especially inside due to turbulence in a smaller space.
Is this your first quad?
If so it is one of the better ones to learn with.
At 100% it will handle some wind reasonably well outside.
 
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vladimirth

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Thanks. That makes perfect sense. I'll give it a try.
Quick (duh) questions: does this accelerate or decelerate the targeted propeller?
 
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