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I have the 6EXAS. I'm wanting to get a plane that requires dual elevator servos, but would rather not use a reversing Y. (I've heard too much about drift) I'm thinking I can setup dual elevator servos by using the pmix is this correct?
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I have the 6EXAS. I'm wanting to get a plane that requires dual elevator servos, but would rather not use a reversing Y. (I've heard too much about drift) I'm thinking I can setup dual elevator servos by using the pmix is this correct?
Thanks Bob
I have the 6EXAS. I'm wanting to get a plane that requires dual elevator servos, but would rather not use a reversing Y. (I've heard too much about drift) I'm thinking I can setup dual elevator servos by using the pmix is this correct?
Thanks Bob
Have the servo arm on one near the front of the plane and the other with the servo arm near the back of the plane. One one of the servos have the arm coming off the opposite side. Use a regular Y and you should be all set.
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but would rather not use a reversing Y. (I've heard too much about drift)
but would rather not use a reversing Y. (I've heard too much about drift)
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That would make the linkage physically different, which would create different throws on each half. Read this article. http://www.rcuniverse.com/magazine/a...article_id=486
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Thats what I had in mind was to slave one channel to the other. But If it only trims one side, I guess that's out. I havn't seen the drift problem, only read about it here on RCU.
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