> Will it be a simple programming matter to operate the two 
> flaps to full down 
> on the throttle stick and have elevator compensation? 

Yes, very easy, straightforward, and covered in the manual.  The manual
includes a step-by-step programming guide for TD planes.


> Will the throttle trim tab then effect both flaps? 

Throttle (spoiler) trim is recommended disabled for TD.  There are two
separate digital trim tabs for the wing servos.  One adjusts both flaps up &
down.  The other adjusts both ailerons as flaperons (i.e. both up or both
down).  Oh, the normal aileron trim tab adjusts the aileron servos as you
might expect.


> Can I bypass flipping any switches?

Not sure what you mean.  If you mean, do you have to throw a switch to
enable landing mode.  No you do not.  You have a choice to set up landing
flaps with crow and elevator compensation, so it is active in all flight
modes.   You don't have to use flight modes, if you desire.


> Is it simple to get rudder mixed in with ailerons? 

Yes.  There is a predefined mix called AIL->RUD M

>Is it easy to program for 
> Dual Rates on elevator and ailerons?

Yes, predefined and straightforward.

> What kind of running time are you getting on the standard 
> battery pack?

Don't know, never ran mine down.  600 mah is standard, and manual says 200
mah current draw.  Theoritically 2+ hours with plenty of safety margin.

> That's all I need to fly the Genie, the LT/S or the Genie 
> Pro. The other 
> things can come later. I have no time now to deal with them.

If you have owned the 8103, I expect you will find this one a big
improvement.

John Derstine wrote up an excellent overview of the radio.  Good photos of
the menus, which you might find helpful.

http://www.scalesoaring.net/EMM/9303.htm



Jon Stone


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