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 Turnigy 9x for dozer questions 
		
		
		Anyone using this radio with info is greatly appreciated. I am trying to mix channels to control all steering and throttle from the left stick. I have my ESC's for the two servos plugged into the CH1&2. So far I can get both tracks to move forward and back but unable to steer. Any help? I am a complete noob to this area 
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		The only suggestion I have is to use a Sabertooth controller, they have the mixing built in, 
	http://www.dimensionengineering.com/...abertooth2x5rc Hope somebody else will chime in too! Cheer's, Neil.  | 
		
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		Your radio came with a manual, did it not? Look under channel mixing. ;) 
	Tip: the throttle channel is Master and the steering is Slave. It'll be +100 & -100. I've never owned a Turnigy radio. For my Spektrum radio, if it's steering the wrong way, then I can either switch the + & - values or reverse the travel of steering ch itself.  | 
		
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		This may be of help, there are tons of them on YouTube  
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		have look at this forum http://openrcforums.com/forum/index.php (you may have to register) they have lots of stuff on there about the 9X radio 
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		That's not exactly what you looking for,but still can be usefull 
	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi7jRcsfXB8  | 
		
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		So for anyone having similar troubles, I finally figured it out. I have my radio set to "acro". I then set the stick type to the Rud and Ele to use channels 2 and 4 which my tracks are plugged into. Then as Oztruck said, go to V-Tail and adjust the parameters to what he said. 
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