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Old 05-17-2016, 04:36 PM
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Default Futaba 14SG - Throttle - > Rudder mixing

Hey there dear pilots,


Came here because i need a extra help.


I´m wondering if it is possible (and how can i do it) to mix the throttle - rudder...i want to minimize all the work (right rudder) normally needed with all Warbirds during take off phase.


Thank you all and safe flights!
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Put a gyro on the rudder. That will take care of it
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Originally Posted by CINTRA
Hey there dear pilots,


Came here because i need a extra help.


I´m wondering if it is possible (and how can i do it) to mix the throttle - rudder...i want to minimize all the work (right rudder) normally needed with all Warbirds during take off phase.


Thank you all and safe flights!
Please don't take this the wrong way as I mean this out of respect and experience. Learn to use the rudder! While mixes and gyro are an aid, they don't completely solve the problem.

A T - R mix will give rudder when you don't want it and not enough rudder when you need it. Your thumb or fingers can be trained to add just the right amount of rudder when you need it and the experience will reward you no matter what you fly.

If you must have an electronic fix for the problem, the gyro is the way to go as Dirty Bird suggested. Just be sure you can shut it off when it isn't needed or it will fight you in certain maneuvers.

I have one warbird that requires full rudder for about half of the takeoff run, then it is relaxed slowly as the plane takes off. Likewise, it needs a fair amount of rudder after touchdown during the rollout. I don't know how you would create the necessary mixes to take care of both of these conditions.

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