radio set-up for my new plank,any idea please??

[twinkle]

hi guys,bought a multiplex acromaster for a change from crashing heli,i already have a sanwa/airtronic t/x,and a spare 8 channel sanwa receiver,a couple of q's for all you experienced flyers,i read somewhere that a t/x,and r/x needs what is known as "binding" how do i bind the spare r/x to my t/x? also how would i wire this plank using my r/x? for the airlons which i suppose move together would i use the channels i use for my heli's 2 front cyclic controls? and seperate channels for the rudder, elevator, and throttle operations, i hope you all understand what i'm trying to explain :hug: i'm new to all r/c hobbies and i'm trying to learn,so if anyone can help it's most appreciated,take care guys,bob

[estone]

how many aileron servos does it use 1 or 2? if using 2 r u connecting them seperatly or with a y adaptor?

[twinkle]

how many aileron servos does it use 1 or 2? if using 2 r u connecting them seperatly or with a y adaptor?
hii estone,what is the best way? i can use either,i think, i have an 8 channel r/x on it,thanks bob

[dandk2261999]

if you are using an RD8000 radio with an 8 channel receiver then Put one ail. servo in the aileron slot then the other in the aux spot or channel 7 then go into the menu and activate flap control and then you will have use of both servos. if they are travelling in the same direction then reverse the one that needs to be reversed (i.e ail reverse or Channel 7 reverse)

[xptical]

I like to have 2 elevator servos and 2 aileron servos.

Most of the time, I use flaperon mixing. When I'm doing slow flight, I set it to spoileron mixing. And if I want stupid-fast rolling, I set up the elevators to move with the ailerons.