Krysta

HI mutliflyer,

One reason that this mix did not work is that it is Rudder to Elevator (not Elevon) mix. And as you had the previous mix active, Rubber to Aileron, this previous mix is overriding the second. When you are using the model type that you are, Ailerons essentially become one with Elevators. So by activating both these mixes, you are simply duplicating them.


"For “Airplane” model type, with any of the “Flying-Wing” wing types, and “Normal” rudder type,
RUD-->ELE mix
Did not work at all. Rudder input did not drive any of the elevon channels to move at all. "

For the mix below, to activate movement on the second Aileron servo in this Mix, you need to activate LINK. Lok at the box to the immediate right of the slave channel, if you change this to a + sign, it will make this mix work with any channel that the slave to the left of it is mixed with previously...so by changing this to a plus, you are make Master throttle and Slave aileron, and whatever else Aileron is combined with in a previous setting.

"PROG.MIX Throttle-->Aileron
Did not work as expected. Throttle input moved only the first aileron (channel 4). The p.mix did not move all ailerons together as ailerons?? "

The mix below and the Throttle Camber mix is again (as in first paragrah) the same as the Throttle to Aileron mix you just mentioned:

"PROG.MIX Throttle-->Elevator
Did not work at all. Throttle input did not drive any of the aileron or flap channels at all. "


Sincerely,
Krysta
Product Development & Support Specialist
Futaba Service Center USA