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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Helicopters / February 2006Field force 9 question...
related to F/w really, but here goes...I'm fitting a H9 P51, paired ailerons, two flap servos, two elevator servos, throttle, rudder, gear. Can this be done on an 8ch Rx? I have used the "ailevator" mix for the two elevator servos but this now seems to preclude using a spare channel for the second flap servo, yet I still have an output free ont he Rx. Am I missing a trick here or do I need to go and get a 9ch Rx. (Or did you other H9 users mod it to be able to pair the elevator servos?) NB, I cannot Y lead the elevators as I am taking outputs from OPPOSITE sides of each one, so they MUST rotate in opposite directions if I am to avoid tailerons!! Apologies for the fixed wing theme, but I'm pulling me hair out! David > related to F/w really, but here goes...I'm fitting a H9 P51, paired > ailerons, two flap servos, two elevator servos, throttle, rudder, gear. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > David can you not just mix the flap channel and channel 8 together?? > can you not just mix the flap channel and channel 8 together?? No because the ailevator mix has channels 2 and 8. I could really do with either mixing ch 7 to the flap signal. Either that or find another way of controlling two elevator servos without a Y lead. I'm not sure there's an electronic answer to this one. D >> can you not just mix the flap channel and channel 8 together?? >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > D What is the problem? 1- aileron 2- elevator #1 3- throttle 4- rudder 5- gear 6- flap #2 7- flap #1 8- elevator #2 A simple P-mix 100% from Ch7 master to ch6 slave will do the flaps. Battery is Y'd into the lowest drain channel which would be throttle. Battery monitor is Y'd into another channel. Fritz |
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