T16SZ Snap Conditions
06-07-2019, 01:55 PM
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T16SZ Snap Conditions
I am new to Futaba so please bear with me.
I want to invoke 1 of 4 different snap conditions by the position of my elevator and rudder sticks.
Full up elevator and full right rudder should invoke a positive snap to the right with pre-determined throws of elevator, rudder and ailerons.
Similar setup for left and right positive and negative snaps.
I have also tried used the spring loaded switch and the existing snap condition but this way I cannot have 4 different snaps.
On my previous radio I could define a logical switch and then use it like any normal switch. But with Futaba I’m stumped.
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards
Mike
I want to invoke 1 of 4 different snap conditions by the position of my elevator and rudder sticks.
Full up elevator and full right rudder should invoke a positive snap to the right with pre-determined throws of elevator, rudder and ailerons.
Similar setup for left and right positive and negative snaps.
I have also tried used the spring loaded switch and the existing snap condition but this way I cannot have 4 different snaps.
On my previous radio I could define a logical switch and then use it like any normal switch. But with Futaba I’m stumped.
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards
Mike
06-07-2019, 03:12 PM
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Set up 4 new conditions
Name each as you like
Use logic to turn them on (using stick positions)
Adjust AFR in each condition to get eh throw you want
No need to use switches or the preset "snap" switch.
Name each as you like
Use logic to turn them on (using stick positions)
Adjust AFR in each condition to get eh throw you want
No need to use switches or the preset "snap" switch.
06-08-2019, 12:33 AM
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Thanks. I had started doing it that way and was not sure I was on the right track 👍
What I plan to do is refine the inputs using the spring loaded switch and snap facility until the inputs are correct. Then I can move these inputs to the condition as you described.
Thanks for the input. After 12 years using an MX-24 the learning curve is steep. But I am finding that the 16SZ is a really good TX for the price.
What I plan to do is refine the inputs using the spring loaded switch and snap facility until the inputs are correct. Then I can move these inputs to the condition as you described.
Thanks for the input. After 12 years using an MX-24 the learning curve is steep. But I am finding that the 16SZ is a really good TX for the price.
