Originally Posted by
gooseF22
Wayne, its also important that you set the following using the CB200
Set R3/Rx receiver speed to Auto with failsafe off
Only modify the output speed of the CB200 to satisfy servo speed
Only set up the Failsafe in the CB200
Also ensure that your mated servos are in the same group, and that only A-C grps are used..
Im glad you found relief by copying to a new model
Thanks for taking the time to read my post and reply. Everything was already as you suggested with the exception of the servo grouping.
The four Ailerons were in group A, the Elevators where in group B and the rudder and ignition where in group C but somehow the throttle
and unused channels ended up in group D. Not quite sure how that happened. The throttle and unused channels are now in group C as well.
Are there any recommendations as to the maximum number of channels that should be placed in an output group? Since it isn't uncommon to
have 6, Aileron servos in a giant scale airplane, I assume 6 servos in a group should be fine but is there a limit? Is it best to put a relatively
equal number of channels in each group ?