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Old 03-05-2008, 10:16 PM
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Default 6 ch rx and dual ailrons

on a 6 ch receiver with ch1 and ch6 as ailrons where is the battery to be pluged in?
Old 03-05-2008, 10:20 PM
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Default RE: 6 ch rx and dual ailrons

Use any open channel, or if nothing is open, use a "Y" connector and plug it into any channel you wish. Normally the battery (on an electric model) plugs into your throttle channel via the ESC plug.
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Default RE: 6 ch rx and dual ailrons

I should have realized that, now I am now trying to program dual ailrons on a 5 ch receiver. Do I have mix 1 and 5 together, my 8UAF wants 1 and 6 for ailrons?
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Default RE: 6 ch rx and dual ailrons

use a free mix

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