ETHOS Tech Tip 12 - Better Adjusters

In this video I cover how to use Free Mixes and Curves to build better adjusters for live adjustment of settings like Aileron Differential or Rates.
I apologize for the audio, I have a new camera and the auto-levels for audio are too aggressive. I have fixed this and the next video will not have the issue

[@eoinj3929]

Well done. Great content 👍

[@adam_mawz_maas]

Thank you! 👍

[@charlesice2420]

Great videos Adam.

[@adam_mawz_maas]

Glad you like them!

[@stevelucas6690]

Adam Any chance to have a discussion about butterfly programming Thank You for all your videos!

[@adam_mawz_maas]

Butterfly is on my to-do list, so expect a video on it in the future.

[@glencowan3984]

Isn’t this the same as setting the diff to a source (ie. a pot dial), testing for adverse yaw issues and then set the diff back to a value?

[@adam_mawz_maas]

No, as I mention in the video, this technique constrains the range of adjustment so you do not go out of the desired range, where simply assigning a source will always leave you adjusting in the full -100 to 100 range. It’s not a big deal for Differential, but it would be actively dangerous to do for rates.

[@glencowan3984]

@@adam_mawz_maas thank you. I understand now 😊