RE: Channel mixing [TANKS]

["Matthew Runhart" <runmatrix-at-hotmail.com>]

set it up for a "V-tail"aircraft or"elevon mixing" it should be in the 
manual as one or the other

left elevon or elevator=left track
right elevon or elevator=right track

you will still need a way to power the motors though

i attached a v-tail aircraft for an example as to how it works

there is also an easier option you car buy a "V-tail mixer" or a "elevon- 
mixer" it will automatically mix them and you can plug speed controls or 
servos into them

>According to the specs, my Sanwa RD6000 transmitter allows channel mixing 
>for airplane and helicopter control.
>I wondered if a setting could be possible where two channels are mixed for 
>steering a tracked vehicle? The tx manual doesn't mention the mixing 
>subject, so ... anyone?
>
>The reason I'm asking is that I found a 2 channel mixer board in the Conrad 
>catalogue (well known in Europe, item nr. 225231-81 on www.conrad.nl) for 
>only 17,95 euros. The text states that it is suitable for planes with 
>V-system (?) and tracked vehicles. It controls servo's, so would this 
>eliminate the H-bridge set up and all (or would the board contain this 
>perhaps)?
>
>Would the tx channel mixing have the same result or am I overlooking 
>something?
>
>Marc ''amps and volts are for welding'' M.
>Olanda
>
>
>

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