Arduino Drone Resets Itself when Giving throttle

[@KTALampung]

Very useful drone tutorial ❤️🔥🔥🔥 mine also kept resetting itself when I increase the throttle. Voltage of power supply is the most cases in this case.

[@ArduJimmy]

yes, you're right :D

[@AiRoboticist]

bad wiring. that's why I never use jumper for arduino drone project.

[@MrJoesoft7]

would u pls build a nrf24 quadcopter, please?

[@WorldXiater]

when will you make a tutorial video for NRF24 multiwii drone, sir? make one, please

[@IbietBukitkemuning]

Yes, I am wating for the same

[@k-oshin]

Wow wonderful ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ArduJimmy]

thanks bro

[@ahmadsolihin151]

Clear and simple xplanation. Thanks brother 🤩

[@ArduJimmy]

glad it is useful for you

[@ffliners]

excellent! mine works! 🎉🎉🎉❤

[@ArduJimmy]

Thanks so much, buddy

[@brownjohn990]

🎉🎉🎉

[@robotronik2371]

Whats exactlly about reset when given throtle?

[@ArduJimmy]

Case: I give throttle, say, 15% - motors spin for a second then stop suddenly. Why the motors stop spinning? Because the board of arduino (looks) to restart itself.
Concept:
When throttle given, electricity from power supply (battery) flows to all circuit and force motors to spin (based on command inside the program). Program forces to make motors spin based on the value of throttle but power doesnt supply enough to force the motors to spin. Thats why motors stop spinning.
When motors spin, ampere voltage increase based on the value of throttle,
Motors: 3.7v
Digital pins: max. 5v
But power can reach, even the min power.
Then I check using multitester and it shows below 3.7v or below 5v.
Another cause:
1. Small cable (big resistance)
2. Long cable (big resistance)
3. Short circuit (faulty wiring)
Conclusion:
Whenever you find the issue like this, the cause must be: POWER SUPPLY Problem.