Originally Posted by
wfield0455
If you set up flight modes and you aren't getting the specified flight mode delay for flaps, etc then the only explanation I can think of is that you unchecked fm delay for those controls in the Function curve (i think) menu.
Originally Posted by
wfield0455
Then you should start :^)
Originally Posted by
LA jetguy
You definitely should use them... the beauty of Jeti program is the flexibility you have using flight modes.. Start with basic flight modes on a three position switch.. Cruise mode (default), Take Off mode and Landing Mode.
David
Interesting. I've always thought of flight modes as "cheating" when one hasn't set up their airplane correctly!
Maybe I need to rethink flight modes now as I'm new to Jeti thinking.
Originally Posted by
CraigG
Hey Rav, I don't use flight modes either but have set up my flaps to slow down using the "Delay positive/negative" value in Servo Setup. Just set each individual flap servo to the speed you want, such as 2.5 in both directions. The slower flap speeds do not affect anything else as far as I can tell.
For mixing in elevator compensation with flaps, I use the "Butterfly" function under the "Fine Tuning" menu. Set it up to activate with your flap switch (sd for me) and under "elevator adjustment", dial in the appropriate amount to get the throw you want. I used the "standard curve" option. You also have the option of slowing down the elevator compensation speed to match the speed of the flap movement.
I'm using this setup on two jets and it works fine.
Craig
Thank you Craig, I think this sounds more like a solution that I was heading towards.
I believe this is also the solution Edgar proposed above as well.
Yeah, I searched for "slow flaps jeti shorts" but google gave me the middle finger on my search results!
