Gyro for flaperons?

[Beemans2]

I am looking for 3 axis (or 6-axis) gyro setup for an electric F15 or SU35 that will allow for flaperons and have both rate control and heading hold control that allows for high alpha passes (not a hover lock).

This means locking in any position in heading hold and requires that stick movement does not release the hold but rather controls the hold vector (like helicopter Yaw).
I also need an elevator mix with flaps after the pitch gyro as to counteract the flaperons. This could be done with independent v-tail mixers but I would l have to set max deflection limits mechanically. It might be possible to do this mix in the transmitter as long as I lock out the heading hold mode when flaps are deployed. I found a Blue Light Technologies BL-3GRC that has a flaperon mix and might work. Anyone know if this is reliable or would work in this case?

Anyone with any ideas?

[WintrSol]

The Guardian by EagleTree has settings for flaperons. It is a 6-axis gyro, with heading hold and an auto-leveling mode for those 'Oh no! Which way is up?' moments. Depending on your transmitter, you can change modes with the flap switch, too. The G can be programmed with three remotely controlled modes, from a choice of 5: 2D (auto level), 2D+HH, 3D (mostly just anti-turbulence), 3D+HH, and off. In know MRC doesn't stock this item, but it's hard to beat, IMO, for the price.