Hey Guys!
In my post below, I mistakenly used the word "differential" when I should have said "dual rates/exponential".
Now... maybe someone would like to respond about using "dual rates" on elevator and rudder. Give me the "who, what, when, how" as you understand dual rates.
It's personal preference. I like my low rate to be rather slow exponential, with the high rate being linear. They often have the same amount of total throw; it's the responsiveness that changes.
Dual rates can get you into trouble if you don't have a set launch and landing procedures that include setting all the switches! Beginners might want to have the low and high rates the same.
-- Andrew E. Mileski Ottawa, Canada http://isoar.ca/
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