1. Set up the active memory to be in the Aircraft mode. Install your servos in the
model, connect to their respective control surfaces, and plug them into the
receiver channels listed below:
o CH1 = Right aileron (outboard)
o CH2 = Right elevator (inboard)
o CH5 = Left elevator (inboard)
o CH6 = Left aileron (outboard)
2. Turn on Flaperon (FPN) mixing. This will slave the CH6 aileron to the aileron
stick. Change the signs as needed to get the proper travel directions (opposite
motion with aileron stick movement).
3. Turn on Ailevator (ALV) mixing. This will slave the CH5 (left elevator) servo to
the elevator stick. If you want the inboard controls to also act as ailerons, use the
A-3 and A-4 settings to get proper aileron travel directions. If you just want
elevator, set A-3 and A-4 to zero (0%).
4. If you want to get the entire trailing edge to respond to elevator, turn on elevator -
> flap mixing (E-F), and choose the percentage needed to get the throws desired.
Choose sign to get proper direction of outboard control motion.
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I am interested in using conditions, but what about my trims? If I trim the model in
one condition, will the trim 'follow' through all conditions or do I have to retrim in
each condition? Also, what if I need a difference in trim (like an offset) between one
condition and the next, but then want to have any changes I make in any condition
follow from then on?
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1. Go into the trim menu and "separate" all trims
2. Set all trims to zero
3. Confirm current to memory for each condition
4. Then select "combine" for all trims to be the same for each condition
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1. Trim the AC in the normal condition
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