EdgeTX Dual Rates Belong in Inputs NOT Mixer 

this should be the first video anyone sees when they buy the tx16s... it's so helpful and for more than just dual rates. Really for the basis of all model configs.

An other video is missing: Negative values of weight should be used in mixer but must not be used in input (unless you want to have the trim moving to the wrong direction). With other words: since openTX and also in edgeTX we recogniced that the trims are not reversed while the sticks are reversed using negative values of weight in the inputs.

I wanted to thank you, your videos are a precious help in configuring the radiomaster tx16

Thanks for the explanation. Maybe you could do a video where you explain where to best put different settings for different types of planes. Dual Rates, Differential, mixing of channels for crow for a glider etc

Absolutely I don't know why anybody would want to complicate this already intense menu anyway Thanks again for all your great videos That help uncomplicate what seems to be scaring a lot of people away from open TX and edge TX I flown open TX for many years but until watching some of your videos I was missing a lot of things that I could have Done I spent days once setting up door sequencing On a giant scale P51 But these radios will definitely do it would love to see a video helping up though helping others in myself set that up as easy as possible !!

I can agree with you on this, except when I was trying to make a new model on EdgeTx just to mess with it, noticing that all those are done on the mixer side. Great tutorial as always

very eye opening. thanks for clearing things up.

Another great video John yeah I've never understood why you would put them in the mixer myself do it once and get it done Take care

A+ buddy! Great info.

Great video. However, I wonder why everyone who creates a video on the Inputs screen with multiple options have a switch assigned to all options? The issue I see with this is, what happens if the switch settings do not cover all possible switch positions? In you example, what if you had the switch be SA center and SA up and nothing for SA down (I suspect this would be a common rooky mistake)? I think this would result in a problem (no input selected, stuck at 0%) until you realize that you need to put the switch in a valid position. Am I wrong about this? I find that the easy way to make sure this never happens is leave the bottom option with no switch selected. On the input screen (behaves different on the mix screen), OpenTX and EdgeTX picks the first line that has a matching switch so if the last line has none, a line with no switch option will act as a catch all and be use when the switch does not match any of the above. What do you think of this? If this is a good idea, why does no one on RU-vid tell people to do this? If it is a bad idea, why is it bad? Might be a good video to address this. Let me know if you have questions and/or need clarification about this.

on top of, if applied DR on mixer and if mixer use inputs and not sticks then you apply the DR also to trim for sure nobody want that ;o) then definitively DR must be applied to inputs

Can you do a video on how to assign the same dual rates, but using the rotating knobs on the top of the radio master? I'm still trying to figure out how to do that with dual rates and gyro settings. It would be nice to rotate the knob at the top from 0 to 100%.

Quality video as usual, thanks. But no mention of using Flight Modes and variables to define rates/expo. Reduces input lines even more. Maybe that would make it seem more complicated to people starting out?

Very good video, thanks. And for Expo it's the same ?

John this is the best, do not compicate things if possible. I tried it on my tx16 but it doesnt work, does it only appy to edge tx?

Thanks for the information. May I ask an unrelated question. Your tx16s graphics seem cleaner and more user friendly than mine. May I ask how you achieved that?

Loved this video and I have reworked my dual rates. One question though, how does this work with dual ailerons? At the moment I have two inputs both with dual rates set. Is there a way to map my second input to my other aileron channel to pick up the same rates?

When your in the menu flicking the dr switch should change the menu you want to adjust instead of getting all the way out and going to the next copied menu

Nice video as usual. I have a question that not related to your topic but hopefully you can help me. I just bound a radiomaster TX16s with a lemon RX receiver. When I give elevator input it moves in the right direction, however when they give aileron input, also gives elevator elevator input. I did not do anything else but bind the transmitter. Do you know what I am doing wrong please

What if you're setting up expo on one switch, and rates on a separate switch? I like to have my expo and rates individually togglable. Wouldn't you need to use the inputs for one, and mixer for the other? I currently have my expo setup on my inputs, and rates on my mixer.

how do you get the font size larger in edgetx ?

I am a little confused. So all switches, sticks and sliders are Inputs. But would you correctly make Flaps as an Input (as you use a switch or slider) or do it in Mixer ?

I'm having a hell of a time trying to configure a two receiver setup. I can't find any info on how to assign channels to the second receiver.

Is it possible to have Expo setup in Inputs also?

Can't they just make a duel rate menu? By now I thought open tx and edge tx would make a more traditional dr. Menu and there a heap of other things that would make the radio far more user friendly just like every other radio ie futaba/spektrum

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I've set my eratix this way (usually I setup my rates using GV). But my problem now is that subtrims do not go along with the individual rates. If i set the trim correctly for normal rates, when i switch to high rates, all goes out of wack. How to fix this? Much appreciated.