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Additional TPA breakpoint for low Throttle #13006
Additional TPA breakpoint for low Throttle #13006
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Please ensure the comment is absolutely clear. For example, does a value of 20 mean that the TPA effect will cut D to 20% of normal, or result in D that is 80% normal, at zero throttle?
Currently, TPA high of 80 will cut the D to 20% of normal.
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hey chris, since tpa lower is just an extension of tpa I basically copied the logic of how it is applied and adjusted the description according to tpa_rate and tpa_breakpoint. default values in the table above are now correct and the red line in the figure represents the defaults. maybe @SupaflyFPV has some clearer explanations?
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Pichi is very clear in his comment here. "Percent reduction" means that with a value of 20 you will get 20% reduction/attenuation, or 80% of your original value.
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yeah its the same as TPA_RATE. It follows the same logic, just for the LOWER breakpoint. 👌