30-05-2010, 10:33 PM
Hi guys well I've finally finished the installation
of the tailerons on my F16.
You all know the one I mean, The one that crashed every flight because
of slop in the tailerons(elevators).
I've installed each side on to it's own servo and the whole assemble is now much more stable.
Need some suggestions on how to set up the mix on the dx6i transmitter.
Here's how it is at the moment.
Ailerons are controled by a single servo plugged into aileron input on Rx.
They work fine and always have.
Right taileron/elevon(whatever you want to call it) servo is plugged into elevator input on Rx.
Left taileron/elevon servo is plugged into gear input on Rx.
No servo reverser or Y cable needed.
Mix 1 on Tx is set up as elev -) gear ACT
second line reads Rate D +100% U +100%
third line reads SW ON Trim ACT
Have not set Wing Tail Mix to anything.
Now here is what's happening,
When I pull back on elevator stick both elevators come back.
When I push forward on elevator stick only the side connected to elevator input goes full forward, the gear imput side only moves about half way.
I've played with things like servo travel adjustment, endpoints etc but can't get it to go any further forward.
Also, gear switch has to be always on for the gear side elevator to move in correct direction, if I switch the gear switch off the elevator connected to the gear imput snaps to the full up position.
Tried reading up on this on the web but all seem to talk about mixing with ailerons and the elevators doing a dual role.
I'm only wanting them to act as elevators.
If anyone has any ideas I'm all ears....
thanks
Paul
Forget it,.....................It's working.
Found a article on the net that told me the secret.
I had to create another mix on the Tx
Mix 2 Gear -) Gear Act
Rate U -100% D -100%
This has the effect of cancelling out the gear switch and also allows the gear servo
full travel in both directions.
I now have the Tailerons working as I want them.
Paul
of the tailerons on my F16.
You all know the one I mean, The one that crashed every flight because
of slop in the tailerons(elevators).
I've installed each side on to it's own servo and the whole assemble is now much more stable.
Need some suggestions on how to set up the mix on the dx6i transmitter.
Here's how it is at the moment.
Ailerons are controled by a single servo plugged into aileron input on Rx.
They work fine and always have.
Right taileron/elevon(whatever you want to call it) servo is plugged into elevator input on Rx.
Left taileron/elevon servo is plugged into gear input on Rx.
No servo reverser or Y cable needed.
Mix 1 on Tx is set up as elev -) gear ACT
second line reads Rate D +100% U +100%
third line reads SW ON Trim ACT
Have not set Wing Tail Mix to anything.
Now here is what's happening,
When I pull back on elevator stick both elevators come back.
When I push forward on elevator stick only the side connected to elevator input goes full forward, the gear imput side only moves about half way.
I've played with things like servo travel adjustment, endpoints etc but can't get it to go any further forward.
Also, gear switch has to be always on for the gear side elevator to move in correct direction, if I switch the gear switch off the elevator connected to the gear imput snaps to the full up position.
Tried reading up on this on the web but all seem to talk about mixing with ailerons and the elevators doing a dual role.
I'm only wanting them to act as elevators.
If anyone has any ideas I'm all ears....
thanks
Paul
Forget it,.....................It's working.
Found a article on the net that told me the secret.
I had to create another mix on the Tx
Mix 2 Gear -) Gear Act
Rate U -100% D -100%
This has the effect of cancelling out the gear switch and also allows the gear servo
full travel in both directions.
I now have the Tailerons working as I want them.
Paul
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