Throttle cut
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Dmitri
May 28, 2012, 5:11:59 PM5/28/12
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Hi team,
Could you please tell me if there is any possibility to set mixes for
throttle cut on ID0
For example: I have a flying wing which is not easy to launch so I
move the throttle stick 50% up and cut it with ID0 switch (right hand)
this way propeller doesn't hit the launching left hand, but once the
wing is in the air I release the switch and the motor goes on.
Thank you!
Could you please tell me if there is any possibility to set mixes for
throttle cut on ID0
For example: I have a flying wing which is not easy to launch so I
move the throttle stick 50% up and cut it with ID0 switch (right hand)
this way propeller doesn't hit the launching left hand, but once the
wing is in the air I release the switch and the motor goes on.
Thank you!
Bryan
May 29, 2012, 6:23:57 AM5/29/12
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Well, exactly the same way you would set throttle cut up on the THR switch. Just change the switch to ID0 (or !ID0 if that works better). Perhaps you've never done this before either? ...
What about the trainer switch -- the one you can just let go off and it will switch off?
Something like ...
CHx (add a line to your existing throttle channel mixer line)
Source Full
Weight -100
Switch TRN
Multpx Replace
So back on the mixer list, it'll look something like ...
CH1 THR 100
:= FULL -100 TRN
That should cut the throttle (assuming throttle is on CH1) for as long as the Trainer switch is held on (the spring-loaded switch on the rear/right of the stock '9X).
You might like to set the weight to -125, to be really sure of a full throttle cut, though some speed controllers might get upset. *shrug* You can experiment, of course.
Bryan.
What about the trainer switch -- the one you can just let go off and it will switch off?
Something like ...
CHx (add a line to your existing throttle channel mixer line)
Source Full
Weight -100
Switch TRN
Multpx Replace
So back on the mixer list, it'll look something like ...
CH1 THR 100
:= FULL -100 TRN
That should cut the throttle (assuming throttle is on CH1) for as long as the Trainer switch is held on (the spring-loaded switch on the rear/right of the stock '9X).
You might like to set the weight to -125, to be really sure of a full throttle cut, though some speed controllers might get upset. *shrug* You can experiment, of course.
Bryan.
Dmitri
May 29, 2012, 9:34:54 AM5/29/12
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Thank you!!!
On May 29, 4:23 am, Bryan <gru...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well, exactly the same way you would set throttle cut up on the THR switch.
> Just change the switch to ID0 (or !ID0 if that works better). Perhaps
> you've never done this before either? ...
>
> What about the trainer switch -- the one you can just let go off and it
> will switch off?
>
> Something like ...
>
> CHx (add a line to your existing throttle channel mixer line)
> Source Full
> Weight -100
> Switch TRN
> Multpx Replace
>
> So back on the mixer list, it'll look something like ...
>
> CH1 THR 100
> := FULL -100 TRN
>
> That should cut the throttle (assuming throttle is on CH1) for as long as
> the Trainer switch is held on (the spring-loaded switch on the rear/right
> of the stock '9X).
>
> You might like to set the weight to -125, to be really sure of a full
> throttle cut, though some speed controllers might get upset. *shrug* You
> can experiment, of course.
>
> Bryan.
>
On May 29, 4:23 am, Bryan <gru...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well, exactly the same way you would set throttle cut up on the THR switch.
> Just change the switch to ID0 (or !ID0 if that works better). Perhaps
> you've never done this before either? ...
>
> What about the trainer switch -- the one you can just let go off and it
> will switch off?
>
> Something like ...
>
> CHx (add a line to your existing throttle channel mixer line)
> Source Full
> Weight -100
> Switch TRN
> Multpx Replace
>
> So back on the mixer list, it'll look something like ...
>
> CH1 THR 100
> := FULL -100 TRN
>
> That should cut the throttle (assuming throttle is on CH1) for as long as
> the Trainer switch is held on (the spring-loaded switch on the rear/right
> of the stock '9X).
>
> You might like to set the weight to -125, to be really sure of a full
> throttle cut, though some speed controllers might get upset. *shrug* You
> can experiment, of course.
>
> Bryan.
>
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