How much movement on elevators and ailerons for low and high rate
for Hobby Lobby Twin vectored fan

How is someone going to answer this if they don't know the which plane it is we need manufacture or a link or something.

The title maybe haasjj

There is a lot more information on this aircraft on the RCGroup Thread. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...ht=radio+setup
It's already got 1680 posts but I don't think anyone ever gave any specifics regarding rates and throws.

I just posted the question to several that have already been flying.

I just received my second SU-34..liked it so much had to get a backup...wished they had a blue camo version oh well)

I've flown the HL SU-34 many times.... rates set for 100% and 65% for elevator / vectored thrust. I takeoff on the lower rate with vectoring ON. That setting gives you very good rotation and elevator control during both takeoffs & landings. I also have 75% expo on elevator in both high & low rates.

If you takeoff or land on high rate....be ready for the nose to climb high very quickly even with a high expo setting.. Much better pitch control on the low rate.

As for the throw amounts... I have mine set on high to the max...The pushrod clearance won't allow any more throw! The high rate and max movement is great for the cobra loop maneuver. The SU-34 comes out of the loop almost with zero forward speed and won't stall left or right..It wobbles left and right a few times but with the roll vectoring is controllable...then it gradually accelerates to speed.

The only problem I have had is the poor quality & low C rating of the supplied battery. I purchase a couple of Rino 3700ma 20c batteries...and that solved the battery problem. A four minute flight consumes about 3400 to 3500ma the supplied battery is only rated at 3300 but won't live up to it's rating.
Lee

Lee,
I just checked with HL, they have the Blue SU-34.
I ordered the airframe set as my green one is pretty bashed up.
Will strip the stuff out of the green one into the blue one.
They're running a 20% off sale, so if you're interested you can save a couple of bucks.
Where do you get your batteries, I can't find a source.
BRG,
Jon

Hi Jon,
Thanks for the heads up on the Blue SU-34..Check out the last page listings for the Rhino batteries @ hobbyKing.com...un-beatable prices. page link below.

Looks like a good number in stock for either the 20c 3700 4s or the 25c 3700 4s packs. I got the 20c and they work fine...again be careful not to fly more than 4 minutes because 4 minutes can draw down as much as 3600 ma very close to cell damage limits...
Lee

http://hobbyking.com/hobbycity/store...7&v=&sortlist=