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Old 06-26-2012 | 12:50 PM
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Can any one tell me how to mix the aerolons and elivater, and has anyone got the plans for the euro fighter please. Jon.
Sorry i thaught the plans one hadent taken.
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You might start by mentioning what radio you're using?
Old 06-26-2012 | 02:17 PM
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O ye iam using a flysky fs-ct6b.
Old 06-26-2012 | 06:26 PM
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Not a chance.  You need a PC to do any mixing with that Tx.  I've never seen one in use.
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I see they don't teach spelling or grammar in UK schools either.
Old 06-26-2012 | 08:51 PM
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Well, problem is most youngsters today only know how to type with their thumbs, makes it hard to spell correctly when typing with thumbs.
Old 06-27-2012 | 01:18 AM
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First of all i am not a yungster, i am 54 in pain all day long, just been back to the docs she gave me some oramorph to go along with my other morphine and other meds. As for spelling i never could spell.
I thought this was a rc forum not a school forum. all i am looking for is help with my new hobby, i chose this as i cant do anything tophysical. Jon.
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Janone,

Sorry to hear you are on the pain meds...be careful with those!

On the programming question, I am not familiar with the radio you have referenced. But if it is not what we refer to as a computer radio you really can't perform the mixing functions.

The general procedure and example though is to identify a master channel (say rudder) and a slave channel (say elevator) and then tell the transmitter to provide elevator deflection when the pilot provides a rudder input. The amount, rate and direction of the interaction between the rudder and elevator in my example are all customizable as part of the programming and are usually dialed in through trial and error.

Either way though, the best place to start is with the manual that came with your radio.

Good luck to you...

Tom
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The manual is rubish only tells you about helis, it is programable i have the softwear that came with it, gess i will just have to play around with it and see what hapens.
Cheers Jon.
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Are you trying to fly a delta wing (aileron/elevator in one) or just want to mix the two on a regular airframe. You might have a mix already for the delta wing. Look in the book for wing types.
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yes its that type its my take on the euro fighter. Jon
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Check the wing types in the owner's annual. I'm not familiar with that radio. It might not support it. If that plane is very big, you might want to consider upgrading the radio to one with wing types, dual rates, expo, mixes, etc.
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ORIGINAL: jonone

First of all i am not a yungster, i am 54 in pain all day long, just been back to the docs she gave me some oramorph to go along with my other morphine and other meds. As for spelling i never could spell.
I thought this was a rc forum not a school forum. all i am looking for is help with my new hobby, i chose this as i cant do anything to physical. Jon.
I will apologize for the BS about your spelling. I thought we got over that a long time ago on RCU but every now and then someone decides they are a collage professor or something. English isn't everyones first language either and a lot of us are self taught to type. I too take some heavy meds and I am set up with a lap top on a board that is across my recliner, typing is often difficult when in a recliner. You can however download ispell onto your puter and use it on most any web site if you feel the need.
The site is about RC and as long as people can figure out what it is you are asking spelling and grammar shouldn't be brought up at all.
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(Note that about 25% of folks will not be able to "get" that after the second pass).
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I did a quick search for your radio's manual and you are right it's pretty weak. The on line version says page 16 and on are for plane programming but page 17 is really page 14 and goes right back to talking about heli set up.

The important thing to note is that your radio MUST be configured through a computer with the provided software. There is a (slight) chance that once you open the software you will find a page on how to set up either a delta wing or flying wing configuration This will give you the combination of elevator and aileron on the controls on the trailing edge of the Typhoon.

Best of luck
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sTik itin yer ear ya turd, weuns don ned no speln lesons ner do weuns ned a gramr leson!!
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That's funny right therrrrrrrr!
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http://tube.7s-b.com/video/OhYUf_WgA...mix-check.html

Looks like your radio will do it using t6config
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ORIGINAL: jonone

First of all i am not a yungster, i am 54 in pain all day long, just been back to the docs she gave me some oramorph to go along with my other morphine and other meds. As for spelling i never could spell.
I thought this was a rc forum not a school forum. all i am looking for is help with my new hobby, i chose this as i cant do anything to physical. Jon.
Let me apologize for the rude replies to your posting. As you have most likely already determined, their are many axx's that would rather criticize than help people.

Sorry, if I spelled a word wrong. I am trying to keep this forum civil. Unlike many other AXX's that comment here. Oooooooooooops, their I go again with the wrong spelling.
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This guy is either a troll or a junkie. The UK has many sites dedicated to the RC enthusiast so why is he picking this one.
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Perhaps he heard what thoughtful and pleasant people resided on RCU that would be of help to him and not a bunch of total butt heads?? Perhaps?
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wow i almost had a no no mixing my elevator and second channel aux for second elevator forgot to go to aux and set switchto null  , was checking on bench and accidentely hit g switch and left elevator went 100% down , would have cost me a plane  , will double check everything from now on
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Ok, ok. I'll ignore the spelling and be nice!

Is there something in your manual for delta or V tail mixing? If you can find that it will set up what you need. Otherwise I suppose setting up manual mixes for channels 1 and 2 at 100% to each other would work. You'd just have to play with the directions to get things to go right.

And I have to ask, not to be a party pooper or to question your intelligence, but in the interest of safety, you're not planning to fly an RC plane while medicated with morphine are you?
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I've been really busy lately and have not been able to spend as much time in the forums as I would normally, and that, it seems, that I really ought to. I will be watching more closely now.

The language, behaviour (yeah.. it's spelled correctly.. you want to challenge me on that?) and attitude displayed to the original poster is deplorable. I deleted many of the posts in this thread and left others. The ones I left point to the attitude displayed by some of you that really ought to examine your own behavior and attitude towards others.

Come on, guys, grow up.

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ORIGINAL: Gray Beard

Perhaps he heard what thoughtful and pleasant people resided on RCU that would be of help to him and not a bunch of total butt heads?? Perhaps?
After a bit of off time, I'm on it, Gene. Thanks for putting some "members" in their place.

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