User's Instructions

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Aircraft

(ACRO)

Section

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setting, press the

Active/Inhibit (Clear)

key. You can toggle through the settings 0%, 30%, and

100% by continuing to press this key. Setting it to 0% disables the flap knob, but the flaps will

still respond to mixing functions such as E->F and to the Landing function.

E->F

— Elevator

→

→ →

→

Flap Mixing

Elevator-to-flap mixing makes the flaps drop or rise whenever you pull on the elevator

stick. It is used to make tighter “pylon” turns or squarer corners in maneuvers. Elevator-to-flap

mixing is set up so that the flaps droop (are lowered) when up elevator is commanded.

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UP elevator

DOWN flap or

flaperon

Notice that this mixing function works with the flaperon setting. If flaperon mixing

(

FLPN

) AND

E->F

mixing are activated, when you pull up elevator, BOTH ailerons will droop.

This function is turned on with the Flt. Mode switch fully Back.

Setting Up E

→

F Mixing

1. Press one of the

Up Down Edit

buttons until the

E->F

window appears. The default is for the

function to be inhibited. To activate, press the

Active/Inhibit (Clear)

key. This will cause the

INH

display to change to a number display, and either ON or OFF will be flashing depending

on the position of the Flt. Mode switch (fully back turns it ON).

E->F 30

R/D

ON or OFF

depends on

Flt. Mode

switch

setting

Press the

Cursor Right

key to get the percent sign flashing, then press the

Data +Increase and

–Decrease

keys to increase or decrease the amount of mixing. Check the direction the flaps

move with elevator stick: with up elevator, the flaps should droop downwards, and for down

elevator they should come up. In other words, they should move opposite the elevator

motion. If they don’t, use the

Data +Increase and –Decrease

keys to change the sign in front

of the percentage number. You should probably start with a smaller number (say 20% or so)

and slowly increase it to learn how the model reacts. Remember the position of the Flt.

Mode switch turns this function on and off (fully back turns it ON).

A->R

— Aileron

→

→ →

→

Rudder Mixing

Aileron-to-rudder mixing is a function which causes the rudder to move automatically

with the motion of the aileron stick. This is done because when ailerons are used to command a

turn, the down-moving aileron has more drag than the up-moving one, so the plane’s fuselage