I am building a Goldberg Wild Stick 40 and am putting a Rossi 53 on it and I have a JR 783 7 channel radio to put in it. I want to use the 4 servo's in the wing and set up the crow on a switch. The software in the radio only shows the crow in the sailplane software and I want to set it up as an airplane. Can someone give me some ideas on how this is done. I guess instead of flapperons the outboard ailerons are mixed as spoilerons because the ailerons need to go up when the flaps go down. Could it be done as a sailplane, would the throttle still work? Thanks in advance for any help. I know Hanger 9 was using this set up on their sticks but I don't know how it was done.

I went to Horizon and found the Ultra Stick manual online and it had the programming for my radio. You do use the sailplane software. Thanks anyway!

Yup- just remember "spoilers= Throttle"

Thats really the only difference- there are more mixes for 4-servo wings in the sailplane mode. I have a 388X- the fore-runner of the 783, and I used sailplane for my Magic- worked fine. Plus if there is anything silly you want to do there are like five free- mixes in the sailplane section. No assignable switches though... Just on, off, and switched.

GL in your programming.

Cody

Can you tell me where you found your wild stick .40 plans? I crashed mine and the only thing that survived was the wing. It really is a good flying model. It was my third plane and i had a ball with it, and now i found out that goldberg went under so now i'm stuck. I've been serching everywhere for the plans or maybe someone who might have a fuselage. Can you help me out. I thank you for your time. e-mail address is [email protected].

if you are going to build a one piece wing you can use one servo for the flaps/crow, and a servo per aileron halve....crow/flap are not demanding torquewise on the servo