If you comprehend that the 9303 allows you to use wing type as normal with dual aileron servos, AND it still allows a flaperon selection as a slave when using free mixes. This is the key to how the 9303 differs from every other JR radio programming to date. It does not compromise the flaps mode and flap settings.

Ive been flying and programming JR computer radios since 1985. the 9303 was TOTALLY differant and only after 2 years am I reallly getting use to it and this key of normal wing, dual aileron servos, (WHICH BTW allows you to choose the input channel for the extra aileron servo) Flaperon available as a slave free mix option without a flaperon wing, REALLY simplifies channels and reduces programming.