Originally Posted by jcflyer

Rick,
I would put the TX in my hands and see where your fingers fall on it, then I would use the closest or easiest switch for me to reach!!!

Originally Posted by rdlohr

Not sure which way I will go. I did play with the mixing a bit and was able to use my right side dial (aux3) for the first time. That mix menu is powerful. I'm surprised I never messed with it before.

Rick

Originally Posted by jcflyer

This may be true for some but, that switch is almost always located at the back of the TX, and I have small hands and have a hard time reaching it compared to one of the switches located up front. Difference being you just have to be ready to flip the switch back after the save!!!

Originally Posted by scott s

While not that important it sure as heck is a LOT more convenient and user friendly!!

Originally Posted by scott s

While not that important it sure as heck is a LOT more convenient and user friendly!!

Originally Posted by rdlohr

Absolutely great thread!

Dumb question: Why is it so important to have Capt Rescue on a momentary contact switch?

Rick

Originally Posted by taosgraveyard

Switch the wiring around, inside the transmitter and you can then assign the mix to the trainer switch to control rescue
See

https://www.helifreak.com/showthread...highlight=9503

Of course it means you aren't likely to use this radio for buddy boxing, but so what?

Takes less time than you think,

Originally Posted by scott s

Well what switches do you want to use. Do you pinch and use a tray. Switch selection is very limited on the 9303/9505 so you may have to do some serious mods especialy if you are a thumber and hold the tx with your hands.
I use a 9303 in a tray and I use aux2/ Up is self level, middle is rigid and down is captain rescue, I have a piece of silicon tubing between the gimble housing and aux2 in middle position so when I pull the switch down for captain rescue it springs right back to middle rigid mode, just like a momentary switch. White gorilla glue sticks to silicon and you only need a few drops My middle finger is alway's on that switch when I fly. Here is a close up pic of aux 2 with the silicone tube mod to make it momentary between middle and down position, Works like a charm Moved my flightmode switch to left top of tx and gear is the tailgyro gain with a multipoint mix so I can have different gains for different flightmodes. Switches from left to right on face of tx are flightmode blue, gear red with up position rate mode and down heading hold with gains selected by flightmode, Aux2= SL, rigid and Captain recue red and lastly throttle hold,blue

Originally Posted by Magnazan

And bind your radio to what?


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Originally Posted by scott s

Now if you decide to use aux 2 for your horizon mode switch you will not be able to use the gyro screen with the 9303/9503 for your tail gain (it works on aux2 channel 7). So inhibit the gyro screen and of course use the gear channel for tail gain (channel 5). You can still have different tail gains for each flightmode headspeed by following the pdf below which I prefer way better than assigning the gear as govornor and doing tail gain that way. Plus you gain a rate mode option to center your tail slider after carrying to flight line or switching to rate mode for tail rod adjustment or certain maneuvers that rate mode excells on. Forget the title as this works great with hc3sx and all fbl units with sats or fullsize rx. Also do not inhibit aux 2 as the screen shot shows in the pdf as you need it for horizon !!!
PS a value of 42 as shown in the pdf will give a value of 42 in the software bar for tail gain channel as long as your endpoints are tweaked to give 100% on the bar as you do with the others. 50 will be 50. negative 50 will be ratemode negative 50 etc

Attached Files9303_mixing.pdf (208.1 KB, 311 views)

Originally Posted by Wynn1427

Been working my way through a lot of information on this system and setup options.

Currently I have a 9303 and setup to run a JR921 rx so its the cable loom condition. My original hope/understanding was that I could mix the tail gain and head gain with the FMod mix as listed above and then be able to setup the rescue and bailout on the AUX2 switch.

- Is it correct to assume that this would only be possible if I run separate sats and able to assign channels in the 1. RC tab?
- When I have cable loom there is no way to assign channel assignments?
- Trying to look at the wiring and figure out how to figure out the wiring into the jr 921 to create what would be like a banked setup with the flight mode and you can run different headspeeds and adjust the tail/head gain off of that and not be constrained to just a single value that appears to happen with a separate rx setup when I go from a Rigid to Horizon setup?

Thanks
Wynn

Originally Posted by scott s

Now if you decide to use aux 2 for your horizon mode switch you will not be able to use the gyro screen with the 9303/9503 for your tail gain (it works on aux2 channel 7). So inhibit the gyro screen and of course use the gear channel for tail gain (channel 5). You can still have different tail gains for each flightmode headspeed by following the pdf below which I prefer way better than assigning the gear as govornor and doing tail gain that way. Plus you gain a rate mode option to center your tail slider after carrying to flight line or switching to rate mode for tail rod adjustment or certain maneuvers that rate mode excells on. Forget the title as this works great with hc3sx and all fbl units with sats or fullsize rx. Also do not inhibit aux 2 as the screen shot shows in the pdf as you need it for horizon !!!
PS a value of 42 as shown in the pdf will give a value of 42 in the software bar for tail gain channel as long as your endpoints are tweaked to give 100% on the bar as you do with the others. 50 will be 50. negative 50 will be ratemode negative 50 etc

Attached Files9303_mixing.pdf (208.1 KB, 311 views)