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<P>I also have a Hydeout. I will need to check the exact values but depends on personal pilot preferences. I like to use as little as possible to do all manuevers without flipping rate switches. I don't have time and my memory fails too often. I do have a set up for windy and normal conditions (a little more rate for windy and all rates programmed to change using a single switch). If I remember right I have around 12 degrees in the elevator (a little more down than up probably 14 degrees down). Ailerons about 10-12 degrees. Rudder 25 to 30 degress with a lot more expo in rudder. The hydeout shows rudder very easily. Again a lot of persomal preferences. Make sure that you adjust first mechanically and do not turn down the rate by using the radio.</P>
<P>If you have a JR radio I could e-mail you my settings so you will get all my secrets. JR 10 SXII.</P>
<P>Vicente Bortone</P>
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<P><FONT face="Comic Sans MS">I have a Hydeout built and almost ready to fly. I'm setting the Aileron and Elevator up now. Can someone tell me what would be a good started point in terms of throws?</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face="Comic Sans MS">--Gordon</FONT> </P></BLOCKQUOTE></body></html>