Originally Posted by ausf

No, the setup is the same.

I'd double check all adjustments, even do a complete reset or start a new model. Make sure it's a plane, not a heli and start from scratch that way you know there's no weird trim or subtrim adjustment.

Did you do the initial Tamiya Tx setup protocol as per the manual? It's usually not necessary when using the Attack Txs, but maybe a throw is off somewhere.

Don't worry, I know it's confusing and can be frustrating, but that's due to the ridiculous amount of control you have with a programmable Tx. When you figure it all out, there's an amazing wealth of things you can do with it, but start simple, reset to zero, make sure all switches are neutral and go from there.

I have two DX6is and can switch between a tank, RC camera dolly, animated zombie head, triple screw steering on a Vospers MTB and a Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Flying Sub, each of them with completely different needs of expo, mixing and adjustments.

The immediate reaction is to blame the Tx, I've heard it over and over again. One battle I was in with my T-34, the tank was performing like a slug from the start. My teammate got in my head telling me it was the Tx, which got me to start going through the menu looking to issues and sticking back during an assault. What it ended up being was my son battled the tank right before and never turned it off, so I was fighting with his accrued damage. Not the Tx, just a simple issue that I was blind to because I believed the hype.