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Old 01-02-2013, 12:36 PM   #1
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Default Questions about 2 servo(separate plug) aileron vs single, and mixing on the DX7S

I see it is recommended to have 2 servos on separate channels rather than a Y-plug on a single RX channel for ailerons, what is the advantage?

I'm currently using a Y-plug on my ailerons on my MX2 if I were to plug one into the aileron channel would I plug the other into a AUX channel and use mixing to make the AUX work as the other aileron?

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