Futaba 16SZ Conditions Select, Add, and Rename: Tips & How To’s

[@gregohare6412]

Love my Futaba 12FG, which I set up with 3 condions. '3D' max deflection, 'high rate' for normal flying and 'low rate' minimal deflection for landings. Thanks to Chip for providing a great alternative setup. Really impressed with the 16SZ's straight forward touch screen layout and the intuitive programming. Chip's insights into advanced programming are also greatly appreciated. Thanks for posting!.

[@JoshWeaverRC]

Greg O'Hare. What else changes other than rates.

[@marcoslima3075]

Great video. Wanted to know how to mix to fly a wing zagi with 18sz?

[@AeromodeloRCBr]

Standard keyboard QUERTY would also help a lot !!!

[@short5stick]

can you show a video on How to setup 2 ailerons and 2 flaperons total of 4 servos I wish to assign a switch SC as follows: Position 1: All surfaces act as ailerons, all controlled by right stick. Position 2: 2 surfaces act as ailerons (controlled by stick) and 2 surfaces act as flapes (not moving with stick, set at ~15% bank). Position 3: same as pos-2 with different percentage of bank.

[@russellp1982]

Do you go into expo to tell the switch what to do ? Missing some info

[@krproton]

Sweet - thanks Chip! Say, I have always wondered about a way to flip from one elevator throw to another automatically in flight for pylon racing - go into a higher end point from pylon 3 down to pylon 1 for more throw around pylon 1, then after pylon 1 go back to a lower elevator end point for rounding 2 & 3 so you can do a full pull there too. Thinking out loud, maybe have the condition on the elevator stick so it automatically changes. (I wouldn't rather avoid activating the condition with a switch to avoid having to flick switches during a race!) Let's see, full pull at 1 would turn the condition off (lower rate for 2 & 3) and full pull again around 2 & 3 would turn it back on to the higher rate. But there would have to be a delay so the condition doesn't change in the middle of the turn. Any advice? I can't be the first guy to think of this right? Thanks!!! Tim

[@JoshWeaverRC]

Tim Lampe. Not entirely joking: Take apart your radio, extend the wires of a switch down towards a pedal, use left pedal for conditions and right pedal for rates and mixes.