I am very new to this hobby and now have my first programable radios, Spectrum DX8 G2 transmitter. I have read the manual but still having a problem understanding the process. I can assign switches to basic functions like throttle cut, etc., but only because I can follow very specific step by step instructions I have found online or otherwise, but I really don't understand what each step is doing. I would really like to understand what is happening in each step not just be able to do it. Is there some very basic instructions out there to program flaps (again I can do, but don't understand the importance of each step) and throttle cut, etc. Any help is very appreciated.
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Hello Mike and welcome to the Squawk,
Are you asking to understand the programming logic?
If so, I am not aware of any logic flow charts that are available.
Confused about your concern regarding "importance of each step"Warbird Charlie
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Originally posted by mikeb1385 View PostI am very new to this hobby and now have my first programable radios, Spectrum DX8 G2 transmitter. I have read the manual but still having a problem understanding the process. I can assign switches to basic functions like throttle cut, etc., but only because I can follow very specific step by step instructions I have found online or otherwise, but I really don't understand what each step is doing. I would really like to understand what is happening in each step not just be able to do it. Is there some very basic instructions out there to program flaps (again I can do, but don't understand the importance of each step) and throttle cut, etc. Any help is very appreciated.
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The menu for "wing type":
Go by how many CHANNELS are used, not servos.
If you have a plane where it has 2 elevator servos but they use a Y harness for example. that's 1 elevator servo programming.FF gliders and rubber power since 1966, CL 1970-1990, RC since 1975.
current planes from 1/2 oz to 22 lbs
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Hey Mike,
You can usually get some great tips on YouTube. Here's a link that may help you understand the various steps to inputting data.
Denny
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