Hello Mark,

What are your suggestions on mixing out roll and pitch coupling for knife edge purposes? Control on a switch or part of a flight mode ? I"m flying a Funtana 40, Katana 140.

thanks,
Zimm

I fly with the mix on at all times.
Use a P Mix for Rudd-Ail and Rudd-Elev
Start with a linear curve and work your way up to a curve mix. IE when the airplane is slower and you need more diflection, the mix required is greater.
Take it one step at a time and don't rush it.
Remember Practice doesn't make perfect, Perfect Practice makes Perfect.
Mark Leseberg Jr.

Mark, I just bought your 2M Funtana
Any tips on the set up for this plane?
Thank you in advance, Bob

Hey Mark, Your answer to that last question really helped me alot. I always wondered if I was suppose to add more mixing in a high alpha knife edge compared to a normal high speed knife edge which usally requires about 3-4 % mixing. I didn't know if guys were just Flying the sticks more in high alpha .

Next time out I will try and add more mixing for points 1 and 5 on my 9c .
This really does tak time but I find it helps my rolling harriers tremendously.