This is a companion topic for our recent blog post on blog.unmanned.tech
Chris Rosser’s Betaflight 2026.06 Tuning Course is here to rescue us from the chaos of guesswork in quad tuning. Instead of applying a preset and hoping for the best (which, let’s be honest, rarely works), this course takes you on a methodical journey from a blank Configurator to a data-driven tune. You’ll cover everything from Blackbox logging to PID tuning, all while learning why your quad feels like it’s auditioning for a horror film during propwash events.
This course isn’t for the faint-hearted. If you’re after a one-click wonder that magically transforms your quad into a flying masterpiece without lifting a finger, best look elsewhere. However, if you fancy rolling up your sleeves and learning the ins and outs of your craft, you’ll appreciate the structured approach it offers. New builders will find safety in a well-explained setup, while seasoned pilots can dig into the nitty-gritty of log interpretation.
Oh, and let’s not forget the shiny new features like Chirp-based System ID and Auto-Tune, which promise to make tuning a tad less like throwing darts in the dark. Just remember, these tools are there to help—think of them as your slightly eccentric uncle who gives sage advice but occasionally suggests wearing socks with sandals.
Fancy giving it a whirl? The course is a one-off payment for lifetime access, so you can revisit it whenever you fancy another dose of insight or need to refresh your memory before attempting that next daring manoeuvre.
Watch the video introduction here:
For more information and to enrol, head over to the Betaflight Course for Multicopters enrolment page.
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