Carbon cub s2

Cruz

New member
Hey yall! I recently got a carbon cub s2 and was wondering if there's anyway to sync the flaps and elevator together so it stays level when turning on flaps and not point to the moon🤣 anything will help thanks-
 

Mr NCT

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Hey yall! I recently got a carbon cub s2 and was wondering if there's anyway to sync the flaps and elevator together so it stays level when turning on flaps and not point to the moon🤣 anything will help thanks-
There is mixing available for that in most transmitters. Let us know what transmitter you're using and I'm sure there's an expert here who can walk you through the steps to do it.
 

Cruz

New member
There is mixing available for that in most transmitters. Let us know what transmitter you're using and I'm sure there's an expert here who can walk you through the steps to do it.
Hey! I'm using the spectrum dxs it's the one that came with the rtf version
 

Mr NCT

Site Moderator
Spektrum says for the carbon cub s2 -
"The DXS does not support Flap to Elevator compensation - Be prepared to apply down elevator when deploying flaps to level out the model - SAFE Select is only available as a momentary button with this model using this profile, hold the button for SAFE on and release for AS3X mode. For the best experience, we recommend flying with a DX6e transmitter (or higher) with this model"
Sorry, might be time to upgrade to a DX6e or something that is programmable.
 

Cruz

New member
Spektrum says for the carbon cub s2 -
"The DXS does not support Flap to Elevator compensation - Be prepared to apply down elevator when deploying flaps to level out the model - SAFE Select is only available as a momentary button with this model using this profile, hold the button for SAFE on and release for AS3X mode. For the best experience, we recommend flying with a DX6e transmitter (or higher) with this model"
Sorry, might be time to upgrade to a DX6e or something that is programmable.
Thanks I appreciate it and I noticed now when im landing as soon as I slow down with the flaps on the ground it just nose dives? I'm guessing because there's no thrust getting to the elevator?