aileron throw
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RE: aileron throw
Throw away the 'Y' harness,
connect one aileron to Ch1 and the other to Ch6.
In the menu you can select wing functions and then select flaperon. To adjust the right aileron you will adjust the travel up and down with CH1 ATV for the left aileron you adjust CH6 ATV. Then adjust the throw amount for both in aileron D/R
connect one aileron to Ch1 and the other to Ch6.
In the menu you can select wing functions and then select flaperon. To adjust the right aileron you will adjust the travel up and down with CH1 ATV for the left aileron you adjust CH6 ATV. Then adjust the throw amount for both in aileron D/R
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RE: aileron throw
Or you could do it the old fashoned way (i prefer the radio programming method myself though)
http://www.modelaircraft.org/mag/ftg...1/31main4.html
http://www.modelaircraft.org/mag/ftg...1/31main4.html
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RE: aileron throw
I suppose using aileron diff is a good way to get rid of the adverse yaw on my skyfly max, right? http://pics.towerhobbies.com/imagel/h/lhcaa2511.jpg
None of my other planes are much noticeable yaw , and this Max has a lot of throw too (both ways)
This is the plane that forces me to use rudder.
None of my other planes are much noticeable yaw , and this Max has a lot of throw too (both ways)
This is the plane that forces me to use rudder.