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If we are talking about a USB power bank like external battery here: Your battery pack being rated with 2A means that it can provide 2A of current, not that it will send out 2A to everything you attach to it. So no, you won't fry your CF if you attach it, it will just draw as much current as it need...

The propellers on M1 and M3 are upside down and of the wrong orientationm that's why your drone won't fly. See also here . Remove them ( careful with that ) and use the ones from the other package included with your kit that have the curve on the other side. Make sure that the "hollowed out&quo...

Professional, with SP1:

You'll need those with the "Spread Spectrum Technology" -- I think they use other chipsets as well, not just the NRF2401L+. Anything that's described as being compatible with a Honey Bee King 3 (I think that was it...) should work, is my understanding.

For the record: Win7 Pro x64 on my side, without issues.

Just to be on the safe side, does you driver setup look like this?

Could be a depressed bearing. Could also be dirt around the axle, could even be a bent axle or a dent in the motor housing as far as I understand, but if your Crazyflie landed on its "head" when it dropped out of the sky I would first check for a depressed bearing.

If you click on "Input Device" > "Configure device mapping" and there select your controller and click "Configure", can you assign yaw, thrust etc. to the sticks?

That's the one.

I have, and it works fine on my end. User account is enabled for administrator access and I just followed the instructions on the wiki.

If there's anything I can do to help debug this, give me a shout.

I'd try just regular foam tape , tape one side to the battery and leave the other unsticky/covered. Btw, I'm using velcro plus foam tape, plushy side of the velcro is taped to the foam tape, foam tape is taped to the Crazyflie, hook side of the velcro is taped to the battery. Works ok-ish, I have to...