Hi everbody,
I had to figure this out on my own, since I couldn't find any instructions on how to make the FlySky FS-i6 transmitter work for the Sparrow.
Some background (n00b perspective)
The FS-i6 provides both V-Tail and Elevon mixing. However, the V-Tail mixing assumes you have separate ailerons, so you're stuck using rudder and elevator, which is a bit awkward.. So that's out.
The Elevon mixing just didn't work for me.. perhaps I didn't know what I was doing.
So I ended up mixing manually.
How I set it up
I'm leaving out a lot of details. Watch the build video to learn which way the surfaces should deflect when you move the stick. If things are backwards, try swapping the servos for channels 1 and 2. I ended up reversing Channel 1 (aileron) in the Reverse menu.
Hope that helps!
I had to figure this out on my own, since I couldn't find any instructions on how to make the FlySky FS-i6 transmitter work for the Sparrow.
Some background (n00b perspective)
The FS-i6 provides both V-Tail and Elevon mixing. However, the V-Tail mixing assumes you have separate ailerons, so you're stuck using rudder and elevator, which is a bit awkward.. So that's out.
The Elevon mixing just didn't work for me.. perhaps I didn't know what I was doing.
So I ended up mixing manually.
How I set it up
- Go to the mix menu
- Mix 1—Master: Ch1, Slave: Ch2, Pos mix -100%, Neg mix -100%, save
- Mix 2—Master: Ch2, Slave: Ch1, Pos mix 100%, Neg mix 100%, save
I'm leaving out a lot of details. Watch the build video to learn which way the surfaces should deflect when you move the stick. If things are backwards, try swapping the servos for channels 1 and 2. I ended up reversing Channel 1 (aileron) in the Reverse menu.
Hope that helps!