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Old 06-05-2017, 09:50 PM
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Howdy all,
I am building a FT Kraken and using a Hitech Aurora 9 radio. I need help on setting the radio up for differential thrust (twin motor).
There is little info or videos on how to set the xmitter up for such. I need detailed instructions, videos, or pictures due to I am new to this radio.

Any help is greatly appreciated.
John
Old 06-06-2017, 05:49 AM
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With the number of rudderless, twin engine aircraft available you would think the radio manufacturers would be clamoring at the door to be the first to offer this capability as a standard mode. It goes right along with V-Tail and elevon mixing.
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I see that the Kracken is a rudder-less wing. This should give you what you need, but don't make the rates too high, or your plane will dive when you bank it into a turn.

You need to put the throttles on different channels, and you will use three separate mixes.
1-Mix the two throttle channels to work together on the throttle stick. Set this mix to be on all the time.
2-Mix the left throttle to the aileron stick. Set it to accelerate with right aileron and decelerate with left aileron.
3-Mix the right throttle to the aileron stick. Set it to accelerate with left aileron and decelerate with right aileron.
Set the mix rate on 2 and 3 to about 20% to start and adjust as needed.
I would be a good idea to put mix 2 and 3 on a switch in case you need to cancel it in flight.

If your airplane had a rudder, these instructions would be different.

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