Differential thrust with throttle cut on the 2nd throttle channel

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  • kallend
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    • Nov 2016
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    #41
    Originally posted by Ricky R

    Yeah, 4 different mixes, but the KEY was that "ON" to aux mix. I NEVER would have figured that one out. Big thanks to RCG poster "Basser." My search page gave me this link, and there is where I found the solution.
    Spectrum iX12 differential throttle for twin - RC Groups
    I use "ON" a lot (I have some quite complex models). It can be used as a switch that is always "on", so you don't have to waste a real switch if you want a mix that is always active, and it can be used as a value of +100 that can be mixed into any channel at a specified rate, positive or negative (which is what is done with this throttle cut fix).

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    • Ricky R
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      • Apr 2017
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      • Wallkill, NY
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      #42
      Originally posted by kallend

      I use "ON" a lot (I have some quite complex models). It can be used as a switch that is always "on", so you don't have to waste a real switch if you want a mix that is always active, and it can be used as a value of +100 that can be mixed into any channel at a specified rate, positive or negative (which is what is done with this throttle cut fix).
      Good to know. You are far more advanced in radio programming than I am. I tend to the simplest solution I can find. I have used mixes before but never even knew of the "ON" mix. I haven't used diff thrust much before even on my other twins because they have wheels so not really needed. But this big Widgeon is a water plane and I did not want to install a non scale water rudder when diff thrust mixing was available, and I planned to use it even if I could not solve the TC issue.

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