JR function fest...

[John Gausby]

The newer 8103's also have a channel /throw graph type screen similar to the code 75 in the 10X. Very NICE feature........J



-------Original Message-------
From: "Henderson,Eric" <Eric.Henderson at gartner.com>
Sent: 04/07/03 05:46 PM
To: discussion at nsrca.org
Subject: JR function fest...

> 
> JR has been using similar code sets and friendly logic since the JR Galaxy
days. Code 17 does several neat things and you soon remember the one that
turns off the flap trim if you are flying aerobatics as opposed to scale
etc.

On radios like the 347-388 etc. and 8103 you inhibit the flap knob with a
separate code. On the 10X and 10SXII it is in the menu for wing type
flaperons because you are using a flap channel as an aileron.

Quite a few of my friends have moved over from other radios but still
hanker after certain functions. One is throttle kill. Not usually needed
because the JR has a fast action mechanical trim on the throttle. It can easily
be done, however, by just mixing an increase in throttle channel throw with
the throttle channel and putting it on a mix switch. (Ch 1 to Ch 1).

A devout ex-Futaba guy wanted a throttle trim on the left hand 10X
ratchet. This is the above mentioned flap lever. It can't be active if flaperons
are being used, Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.. Not being able to resist a challenge,
this is what happened.....

1. Use Code 17 to turn off (INH) AUX-1 (this will make the control lever
inactive on the flap channel but usable for something else.
2. Open up a mix and select Channel 6 (Flap) to 1 (throttle)
3. Go to third page on the mix option and under MASTER select origination
lever (ORIG)
4. Now go back to mix % page and select how much throttle trim reduction
you need from that lever.

The channel six lever now works as a throttle trim.

Personally I would never use that option. I do use a hi-low idle option by 
mixing ch-1 with ch-1 on the MIX-SW. This is very good for landings if
your engine runs a bit faster at the end of a flight. just as I hit the
threshold of a landing approach I drop the rpm's. I have found that
"throttle-kill" actually is not good because the plane does not slow down as much if the 
engine is not running.

A tip is to also use Code 75 which displays all the channels and how they
move so you can check to see if you have introduced any unwanted mix
activity.

Regards,

Eric.

-----Original Message-----
From: John Gausby [mailto:humptybumpty at earthlink.net]
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2003 3:02 PM
To: discussion at nsrca.org
Subject: Re: RE: JR PCM 10 SX Flaperons


How do you guys remember the code????????? You must be at home with the TX 
turned on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!    

Signed.......Extra slow on the draw............JG



-------Original Message-------
From: "Henderson,Eric" <Eric.Henderson at gartner.com>
Sent: 04/07/03 04:42 PM
To: discussion at nsrca.org
Subject: RE: JR PCM 10 SX Flaperons

> 
> Slow on the draw today Mike :-)

-----Original Message-----
From: Mike McConville [mailto:mmcconville at horizonhobby.com]
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2003 4:41 PM
To: 'discussion at nsrca.org'
Subject: RE: JR PCM 10 SX Flaperons


Code 17. INH Flap

-----Original Message-----
From: D Suding [mailto:junk at velocitus.net]
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2003 3:28 PM
To: discussion at nsrca.org
Subject: JR PCM 10 SX Flaperons



I have a plane set up with flaperons, meaning that one aileron is plugged
into "aileron" and the other is plugged into aux 1. I selected wing type
"Flaperon" so that the ratchet tab on the side will raise and lower the
ailerons if desired. How do I turn that tab thing off, so that I don't
accidently knock it and raise (or lower) my ailerons?

-D


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