how do i set up elevlons on a wing aircraft?
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hello, im new to all the planes, and i starting out with Viper Twin plane, how do i set up the evelons, what channels do the servos go into for each wing? and say when i push the stick tot he left, should the left wing evelon come up or go down? thx
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You need a radio with elevon mixing or you need an elevon mixing board, like this...
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXELT4&P=ML
The left elevon should go up when you push the stick left, both elevons should go up when you pull the stick back...
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXELT4&P=ML
The left elevon should go up when you push the stick left, both elevons should go up when you pull the stick back...
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hello, thx for the replys, i have a Rd6000 airtronics, probles now is, when i pull on stick, both elves go DOWN, i dunno how to reveser this effect, cause when i goto rev, it screws up all the functions. im gonna try to keep messing around with it.
thx, anymore advice the better
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thx, anymore advice the better
thx
Curby
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So you get the proper for the aileron action?
If you go left stick, does the left aileron go up and the right one go down?
If not, reverse both servos and see if that does it. If not, remove the reverse.
Now, switch the two servos. That is, swap what slot the are plugged into in the reveiver. Now try it. If it is still not right, reverse both again.
You usually have to play with them a bit till you get the right combo of reverse and receiver slot. Be patient.
If you go left stick, does the left aileron go up and the right one go down?
If not, reverse both servos and see if that does it. If not, remove the reverse.
Now, switch the two servos. That is, swap what slot the are plugged into in the reveiver. Now try it. If it is still not right, reverse both again.
You usually have to play with them a bit till you get the right combo of reverse and receiver slot. Be patient.



