Exponential rates?
12-03-2003 | 05:02 PM
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RE: Exponential rates?
Exp makes the center of your TX sticks either more sensetive or less sensetive... Remember, it only affects the middle area of the stick. For futaba, to make it less sensitive you'd enter a negative value (eg. -30%) for JR Radios, it's a positive value (eg. +30%)
It's very similar to dual rates. Dual rates effect the whole range of the stick movement... Exp only affects the stick center...
An example would be to have 30% exp on your elevators and airlerons to make your moves smoother.. Because it's less sensetive around the middle, if you accidently apply a little unwanted elevator, it would not show up as much on the aircraft... The cool thing about exp is that once you put the control past the exp point, the control sufaces will move to their full travel.
It's basically like having dual rates but only on a percentage of the stick movement. The rest of the stick movement will respond as if no dual rates were turned on...
It's very similar to dual rates. Dual rates effect the whole range of the stick movement... Exp only affects the stick center...
An example would be to have 30% exp on your elevators and airlerons to make your moves smoother.. Because it's less sensetive around the middle, if you accidently apply a little unwanted elevator, it would not show up as much on the aircraft... The cool thing about exp is that once you put the control past the exp point, the control sufaces will move to their full travel.
It's basically like having dual rates but only on a percentage of the stick movement. The rest of the stick movement will respond as if no dual rates were turned on...
