Throws and mixes

Hi all
I have a question regarding reducing of throws and its impact on mixes on DS/DC16.
There are three menus where reduction of throws can be done.
1. ”Servo Setup” in ”Model” menu
2. ”Dual Rate” in ”Fine Tuning” menu
3. ”Function Curves” in ”Fine Tuning” menu
Are changes in throws i any of these menus going to change a mix related to that throw?
Can it be determined in the ”Free Mixes” in the ”Fine Tuning” menu, what may, or may not influence the mix?

Best regards
Regnar

Regnar wrote: 1. ”Servo Setup” in ”Model” menu
2. ”Dual Rate” in ”Fine Tuning” menu
3. ”Function Curves” in ”Fine Tuning” menu

in 1.) servo setup you have the limits options, this is the one that limits 2. / 3.

let's say the throw is 100% and limit 125% that you can set dual rate oder funtion curves to max 125%
both can be adjusted globally G oder per flight mode S.

or do I get your question wrong?

rhds,
guido

Thanks Guido, you dont get it wrong

If I reduce throws of elevator in 2 or 3 , do I also reduce snapflaps?

well that depends how snapflap ist triggered/activated
but if you have e.g. snapflap as a seperate flightmode than you can set 2 and 3 accordingly your wishes.
but on top you can assign e.g. for dualrate a switch, so you could e.g. have snapflap on a switch and assign a didicated DR in all flightmodes.
sounds confusing, but try to go into Dual rate in a test model.
set it to global, adjust DR, and assign in the next row a switch that siwtch it off that switch and modify DR setting. now sitch back and forth and you will see DR changing as per switch.
next assign a new flighmode, set DR to S for sepertae pe flight mode and repeat the procedure in this flighmode.
now you could have again for this flightmode a DR standard and one per extra switch for e.g. snapflap.
or without using the switch option in DR menu, you can simply ad a new flightmode call it snaplflap and when DR is set to S seperate and not global, so to say per flightmode, than you simply siwtch mode and have snaplap dualrate as you like.
tricky but IMHO it could not be more felxible. play around a bit in a test model.

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Well my latest question was not how to reduce snapflaps. However, the descripption of dualrate on snpflaps is interesting.

My question is: If I reduce elevator by using dual rate, do I then also reduce the amount of snapflaps wich is initated y the elevator?