Speaking of lessons learned (was are you looking for somethin g)

[Alan Hewson]

Del
I love the digital trims on my Futaba. I use the trims while flying to find
the optimum position.....then.....after landing, I count how many beeps each
one is from neutral and then I use the Subtrim function. The Subtrim is a
separate function that trims the controls quantitatively.....It goes
from -100 to +100. I then put my trims to neutral and continue flying.
I never have to guess at where the trims are. I can record each of the
numeric values for future reference. Programming it into a different
transmitter is a "piece of cake" if necessary.
That's just my excuse for having digital trims.

Alan Hewson
Thornton, Ontario, Canada

P.S. We missed you at Guelph


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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Del K. Rykert" <drykert at rochester.rr.com>
To: <discussion at nsrca.org>
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 4:07 PM
Subject: Re: Speaking of lessons learned (was are you looking for somethin
g)


> Hi Ed.
>
> I highly doubt I would notice any improvement or gain. I can't hear the
> beeps everyone else brags about. I want to know I moved a trim & how much
I
> moved it in a given flight then look and see why it was out of trim and by
> how much..   Please explain to me how an electronic trim with no visual
> reference on the TX is going to indicate to me how much things were out of
> trim. Mechanicals have never let me down and like I said. If I have my way
> that is all it will ever be.
>
>           del
>                NSRCA - 473

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