Terrabit Senior Heliman Location: Seattle, WA - USA
| Yes! Manuvers that draw significant amperage from poor performing batteries can cause headspeed to drop or bog. You would hear a coresponding dip in the sound coming from the motor/rotors. If sufficient, the heli can become quite unstable. It might vibrate or wobble and the tail would likely break loose in a flip, roll, loop, etc.
Helis need a minimuim headspeed relative to the combined pitch of all rotating surfaces to maintain attitude control. However, there are other contributing factors to consider. Proper motor kv, pinion, ESC, total pitch, even the connectors can cause problems that might look like bad batteries.
An easy way to see if it's the battery is to try one that you know is good. If you notice a big difference in performance, you'll know it's the battery.
Good luck!
Mikado, Kontronik, Scorpion, JR, FP |