SKYPILOT
Posts: 699
Joined: 12/8/2001
From: Perris,
CA, USA
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The 10X has a dual elev. mix program that is quite a bit more advanced then anything else i've seen. The right elev. servo plugs into the #3 elev. port, and the left elev. servo plugs into the #8 aux3 port. dual elev. mix is selected, individual rev. and subtrim is done next, then, set the desired throws for all three rates on the right (master) elev.......when satisfied, touch a function called "trace rate" (on the same page) and the left (slave) elev. is matched (EXACTLY) to the master.
The real key to as perfect a setup as posible that is also the very thing alot of guys miss in their setup is this......use as little subtrim as posible!!!! zero is best. Servos have gotten such a bad rap and taken the blame of mismatched surface throw way too many times, when the sad fact was that the mechanical setup was not exactly matched. If your mechanical matching is not exactly matched, you will end up with mechanical differential, and if thats not cought, you end up with different numbers in subtrim and atv from side to side. I've seen this on many peoples planes..
Like Silversurfer said, the 10X does in fact have the very best features available and it can do some amazing things, BUT, To get the most out of it (or any radio for that matter), the best flying airplanes or Jets, were still setup mechanicly correctly first.
My local field is at 7000 ft., so i tend to not fly there much, but the dry lake i fly at most of the time is only at 3000 ft., and if i drive off the hill to fly with my Dad, his local field is only at a couple hundred feet, but at a cost of a 2 hr. drive each way 
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Regards, Scott
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