What ratio did you use for the mix, for rudder/Elevator to Aileron?

@@simonbryant3828 I assigned the AIL > RUD mix to the same switch as the Safe on/off switch. On Safe the ratios are both 70%. On AS3X and no gyros I left them at 0%. That mix really messed up rolls. You need those high settings for Safe because Safe limits rudder travel so much.

@@GoofballFlyer Thanks, i was going to have a seperate switch and have maybe a 50% rudder/aileron mix - not sure about eleavtor though?

This gets a bit complicated but let me try to explain what I am trying to do with this Safe mix. In Safe I look for thermals and max flight duration on a warm day. My best is a little over an hour and I had 25% battery remaining. I use switch change audio and when I switch to Safe the transmitter announces Thermal Mode and the rudder mix kicks in. You do not need an elevator mix for that. Safe does a very good job working the elevators to maintain a good/safe speed if you set up the initial elevator trim correctly. You can just use the ailerons and get nice, aerodynamically efficient, turns with minimal slip or skid. I also use Safe for launch and landing sailplanes. Those wingtips are very close to the ground, making a ground loop likely on a gusty day. My 3 meter Fox has a special Safe/Flaps/Elevator launch mix. All I need to do is go full throttle and then a gentle toss. Hands off it accelerates and climbs out at a safe speed and climb rate. Otherwise I want a buddy to launch it. When I want to just play around with aerobatics I have no mixes. My experience is that at my level you do not need them. You do need to understand the inputs for the maneuvers you want to fly. For example, if you want to do a nice roll with no altitude loss you need to put in, then release, some down elevator as the airplane rolls inverted. I learned that flying full scale with an instructor. It really helps to see and feel the control force effects from inside the cockpit as you turn, loop, and roll a Citabria. "Gyros Off" is there in case something goes wrong with the receiver. I use it mainly on a maiden until I turn on AS3X then Safe at a safe altitude to make sure the gyros are working as intended. Advanced pilots use mixes for example to help out with 3D flying and knife edge flying. I'm not there yet. :)

@@GoofballFlyer Ok i get where your coming from, and the mix ratio is set at 70% rudder to Aileron?

You bet!

That's true, I've had some close calls trying to pull out of a dive with it.

I can easily land this plane,put it on safe mode.

I increased elevator travel by manually moving the elevator end of the control rod. That helped a lot.

fly it on 3S in SAFE, you'll be fine

Its definitely a very nice flyer. We are using Tj's IPhone. I do not know the model. But he usually has the latest and greatest.

IPhone 13 pro

We have it set low rates at 70% mid rates at 85% and high rates at 100%. With 30% expo on all rates. We used that on all the control surfaces. Also I’m pretty sure that flew the entire video on high rates.