For those wanting the full package (with enough channels for it), the total mixes you want will be: Rudder to left yaw servo Rudder to right yaw servo Elevator to left pitch servo Elevator to right pitch servo Aileron to left pitch servo Aileron to right pitch servo Where the elevator mixes move nozzles in unison as shown in the video, and ailerons move the nozzle pitch opposite. For correct ROLL orientation, ensure the aft end of the nozzle moving the same direction as the aft end of the corresponding aileron surface. Right aileron up = right nozzle up (and left down)
Of course I used a 9 Channel receiver with three different aux channels and of course I will be happy to show my settings on my Spectrum ix12. But I did program pitch, roll and yaw like the eurofighter.
You have to a brain box to fly this person Ely I can get just the same plane for far cheaper that fly just S good you don't need the burners to move you get just the same performance with out that but he its a lovely plane it must be great hobby if you no what you are going me I just fly the thing that does me but great stuff sir
Maybe you could help me with set up, I'm using a Dx9 and an Ar8000. I tried using the set up video for the Dx7 but it's not working.i don't have active rudder only steering servo.
At least you are consistent James 😁 The nozzles have pitch and yaw servos, not roll 😂 Every motion and mix seems right, just a case of a little mix-up when it comes to vocabulary 👍
I packed the wires away inside, below the EDFs and the ESCs (or better above, when it's on its wheels). Cutting channels for the wires and covering them with duct tape. It's a bit of a fumbling but worth it.
There was no mention of adjusting the servo arms/linkage to ensure the thrustline of each nozzle is correct. Mine were nowhere near symmetrical. Tried to get them close, but now I am afraid to go fly it, for fear that the pitch might me terribly off. Any advice on this would be appreciated.
As always, make sure trimming the regular controls don't trim your nozzles. As for disabling vectoring, the only case where you ever should do that is if a single servo fails or some weird corner case like that. Normally, vectoring is completely NOT scary, and a huge bonus in every aspect of flight Mistake at 2:15. The demonstrated rudder movement is yaw, not roll. So do as James has done, not what he says 😂
I need help with my set up, no active rudder only steering servo, flaps and the rest etc. I have set up per the Dx7 and 7ch but my ailerons don't work. I have an 8ch and Dx9.
For those wanting the full package (with enough channels for it), the total mixes you want will be:
Rudder to left yaw servo
Rudder to right yaw servo
Elevator to left pitch servo
Elevator to right pitch servo
Aileron to left pitch servo
Aileron to right pitch servo
Where the elevator mixes move nozzles in unison as shown in the video, and ailerons move the nozzle pitch opposite.
For correct ROLL orientation, ensure the aft end of the nozzle moving the same direction as the aft end of the corresponding aileron surface. Right aileron up = right nozzle up (and left down)
Thanks for posting!
I’d buy thrust vectoring upgrade set if I could
Buy the Mig29.
Of course I used a 9 Channel receiver with three different aux channels and of course I will be happy to show my settings on my Spectrum ix12. But I did program pitch, roll and yaw like the eurofighter.
How is your set up not different from a regular jet with flaps.?
You have to a brain box to fly this person Ely I can get just the same plane for far cheaper that fly just S good you don't need the burners to move you get just the same performance with out that but he its a lovely plane it must be great hobby if you no what you are going me I just fly the thing that does me but great stuff sir
Maybe you could help me with set up, I'm using a Dx9 and an Ar8000. I tried using the set up video for the Dx7 but it's not working.i don't have active rudder only steering servo.
At least you are consistent James 😁
The nozzles have pitch and yaw servos, not roll 😂
Every motion and mix seems right, just a case of a little mix-up when it comes to vocabulary 👍
100%. Not sure why I said roll the whole time, just had it in my head I guess. I only recently did the Gripen one and didn't say roll i dont think
Unbelievable what you guys have done great job! Please make a 1200 or 1600 bf109 the quality of your products are unmatched.
i see tvc in pitch axis, yaw axis
but not roll axis
I packed the wires away inside, below the EDFs and the ESCs (or better above, when it's on its wheels). Cutting channels for the wires and covering them with duct tape. It's a bit of a fumbling but worth it.
Now only if the actual plane was in stock!! SMH
I always get the feeling of optional isn't optional.....
There was no mention of adjusting the servo arms/linkage to ensure the thrustline of each nozzle is correct. Mine were nowhere near symmetrical. Tried to get them close, but now I am afraid to go fly it, for fear that the pitch might me terribly off. Any advice on this would be appreciated.
Will I have enough channels if I have a 10 channel admiral and a a3 super 3
Well done James 👍
Really great video James. To be honest I did not know what about the Servo wore colours and what they meant. Will do this when I set up mine. 👍🏻👍🏻
Glad it was helpful!
@@MotionRC yup it certainly will do James when I build her. 👍🏻👍🏻
As always, make sure trimming the regular controls don't trim your nozzles.
As for disabling vectoring, the only case where you ever should do that is if a single servo fails or some weird corner case like that. Normally, vectoring is completely NOT scary, and a huge bonus in every aspect of flight
Mistake at 2:15. The demonstrated rudder movement is yaw, not roll. So do as James has done, not what he says 😂
I need help with my set up, no active rudder only steering servo, flaps and the rest etc. I have set up per the Dx7 and 7ch but my ailerons don't work. I have an 8ch and Dx9.
Question is, why doesn't it come with a reverse servo to begin with so it could be Y-ed together
Not sure actually
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The 29 doesn’t have thrust vectoring though
Yep, but this is an optional kit for those looking to make this model even more aerobatic and maneuverable.
@@MotionRC oh
No it dont but makes flying rc jets much much more enjoyable as scale gets so boring
@@dbirds21there is a mig 29 with tv,mig 29ovt,but thats a one off.