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Atwood, Mark wrote:
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will end up being somewhat of a shameless plug, but when we
were involved in discussing features of the new Airtronics radio
(SD-10G), this
issues of grouping channels was a BIG deal to the glider guys. T</span></p>
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Honestly it is not that big of a deal. On a glider while we have 6
servos (most competitive planes) they are used for flap (2), ailerons
(2) rudder and elevator. So a group of 4 is more than adequate since
even in a worse case the wing servos you want to have as little
difference as possible, but I cannot ever recall any glider guy I know,
including most of the Airtronics sponsored glider pilots, ever even
talk about that. Trust me, I fly with these guys all the time and if
they could rub my nose in something, they would (Airtronics guys are
just so.... well, you know!!) :~}<br>
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Now the IMAC/giant scale/3D guys it is a HUGE deal. With 2 to 3 servos
per surface and so on, the more channels grouped the better. And in
that world channel grouping is a very hot topic of conversation.<br>
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