notes

Dual alierons

Let's keep things simple. So we start with a simple 4 channel airplane. Your input will have 4 functions from you two gimbals. Aileron, elevator, throttle and rudder. Those will be your input "source".

Now go to the mixes (mixers) page. You can setup what ever you want to control the various functions on your airplane. So with a simple 4 channel airplanes you will have also four channels on your mixes. Aileron, elevator, throttle and rudder. However if you want to use an extra channel to control the other aileron servo you need to figure out where you want to plug in the servo on your receiver. So let's say you have a receiver with 6 PWM output pins and you want your second aileron servos to plug into pin 6. Then just go to the mixes page scroll down to the 6th slot (channel 6) go and edit it. Under the heading "source" while you are editing the channel you use the same aileron input as your source. So when you move the aileron stick the output on channel 6 will move according to the stick.

You need to test if the servo move the same direction or not. If it does, great. If not move over one more page to the output page and reverse the servo direction.

Make sure if you want to set dual rate or exponential on the channels use the input page. For example if you want to use some dual rate on the ailerons you use dual rate from the input page. You can also setup dual rate on the mixes/mixer page but you need to setup the same dual rate on each aileron output. Setting dual rate on the input page will have dual rate for both aileron servos.