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You'll typically see about 30% expo and minimal travel for precision.
60-80% and 30 degree or more travel for 3-D. But you really need to fine tune it for what you like.
these are good starting points.
60-80% and 30 degree or more travel for 3-D. But you really need to fine tune it for what you like.
these are good starting points.
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Can you actually get "TO Much" throw on the ailerons for 3-d? I mean is there a point that it doesn't fly 3-d better? I'm just learning 3-d and have a lot of throw on my plane now, and was just wondering if it's to much.
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I think you can have too much throw on everything really..I know when I get more than 65 degrees on my elevator it actually starts acting like an airbrake..Not sure about ailerons.





