Thanks Adam. I cant find any info about it? Is there a link you can direct me towards for general reading?? Cheers Jason
Jason: That's something that came from Mikrokopter, so you may need to post on their forum at http://forum.mikrokopter.de/ Just out of curiosity what did you need to know about it? Andy.
Just a new setting i always like to keep on top of microkopter stuff otherwise you get left behind fast!! Plus i just upgraded to a HL so I would like to all the settings before i go fly just peace of mind Andy!
In which case, here's probably the best description I've seen of what a mixer table is: As for the mixing table, it's very easy to make one yourself. Gas- All motors that are used get +64. Motors that are not used get 0 for all their settings. Pitch (Nick)- Draw a picture of your copter, then draw a horizontal line through the center. Every motor that is above the line gets +64. Every motor below the line gets -64. If the motor is on the line, then it gets 0. Roll- Draw a vertical line through the center of the picture. Every motor on the left side of the line gets +64. Every motor on the right side of the line gets -64. Every motor on the line gets 0. Yaw- Every prop that turns clockwise when looking down at it gets +64. Every prop that turns counter clockwise gets -64. If you follow the above rules, you will be able to make a mixer table for any configuration you want to try PS- Technically, not all numbers should be +-64. When this came out, they said to make them proportional to the distance the motor was from the center line. When you look through the pre-defined options, you'll see that they use +-64 for everything. I've tried it both ways, and if anything, I think it works better using +-64 than trying to make them proportional. See http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=15964797&postcount=15361 Hope this helps. Andy.