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Description of the

pre-defined,

"ready-made"

mixers

Now that

you

have

become

familiar with the way the

mixers are assigned and adjusted,

here is

a

list

of

the

pre-defined

mixers in the same sequence as they are

offered by the transmitter

when

you

"leat

through" the

oDIrons.

With all

mixers

the stick unit trim sliders are automati-

cally

included where it makes most sense, or where

it is

standard oractice.

You

don't

need

to concern vourself

with them at all.

Examoles:

For a

"V-tail"

the elevator trim

works in

the usual

way;

for

"snap-flaps"

it does not.

For each

mixing input

the size and the

pretix (rotary

sense

of the servo)

can be adjusted. The inputs can be switched

on and off wherever that is of oractical advantaoe.

You can assign each mixer as often as

your

application

demands

it.

Examole:

You must use the

"Quadro"

mixer at least

four

times;

less than that

number means

that

it is no longer a

"Quadro"

mixer. However, there is no reason why

you

should not use it six times if

your

model has

three

wing

control surfaces

on

each side.

One more time

-

just

to remind

you:

You can set any

input

lo

"

zerc"

and

then

disregard

it

altogether. This may make a

particular

mixer

suitable

for a different, but similar

purpose.

Examole:

With the

"Quadro"

mixer

you

could set the

"elevator"

input to

zero,

and

you

then

have

a

mixer which involves

"flaps"

and

"ailerons"

only.

Mixers

for fixed-wing

The

"ELEVATOR+"

mixer

lnouts:

Elevator

Sooiler

FlaD

models

The mixer

is

usually assigned as

follows:

Elevator servo

Main application:

Standard

models

with

camber-changing

or landing

flaos and/or sDoilers.

The

"V-TAlf

mixer

lnDuts: Elevator

Rudder

The

mixer is

usually

assigned as follows:

V-tail servos

Main application:

Model aircraft

with V-tails

The

"V-TAIL+

"

mixer

Inputs:

Elevator

Rudder

Spoiler

Flap

The mixer is usually assigned as

follows:

V-tail servos

Main application:

Models with V-tail and/or spoilers and/or

camber-chang-

ing or landing flaps.

The

"aileron

brake"

(Crow)

mixer

lnouts:

Aileron

Flap

Sooiler

Elevator

The mixer is usually assigned as

follows:

Flap

and aileron servos. Usually

4 servos.

Main application:

Models in which the

"Crow"

configuration

is to

be used

as an aid to flight

path

control

in

certain

llight

situations

(descent,

landing approach). Can also be used

for

pure

"aileron

brakes".

The

"SNAPFLAP"

mixer

Inputs: Flap

,an

Elevator

etevalor

The mixer is usually assigned as lollows:

Flao

servos

Main application:

F3A class aerobatic

models for

"souare"

manoeuvres

The

"QUADRO"

mixer

lnouts:

Aileron

aileron

Flap

Elevator

The mixer is usually assigned as follows:

Flao and aileron servos

Main application:

Gliders

with

"Quadro"

flap conliguration

(flaps

support

ailerons,

ailerons support flaps)

The

"

DELTA' mixer

lnDuts: Aileron

Elevator

The mixer is usually assigned as follows:

servos

(combination

ailerons/elevators)

Main application:

delta model aircraft and

flying wings.

etevalor

sporler

flap

atleron

sporler

elevalor

elevator

ruooer

sporler

flap

elevator

The

"FLAPERON"

mixer

Inputs:

Aileron

aleron

Flap

flap

The mixer

is

usually assigned as

lollows:

Flaperon servos

Main application:

Models

with f laperons

(combination

flap

i ailerons)

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