FrSky TARANIS Quick Tip – Explaining Differential (Diff)

In this quick tip I explain why we may need Differential setup in a Mixer/output mix and how we would use it to setup the Ailerons on a plane/wing so they move with identical throws.

Be careful to always setup the controls, servos and linkages mechanically before turning to the radio. If you don’t the model will not fly as well as it could.

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[lw]

the control must move more into the low pressure area to get the same amount of control.

That statement right there cleared it all up for me.
excellent....thank you.

[codebuster]

Thanks Painless360, very nice demonstration. I always get confused by what diff means, and now I know the theory and how to apply it. well done mate!

[upperechelon]

Excellent. Thanks. The Taranis is a damn good radio. It can just do anything.

[rogergravel]

thank you so much you make my life so much easy

[dennisrkb]

I like to temporarily reverse one of the channels to better judge whether the travel is equal when setting up not only differential but ailerons in general.

[eltio]

Hi, how do you set the aileron in different channel? I m new in the new generation radio, I used the V connection for ailerons

[mrguppy]

I’m new in the hobbie
And I’m having problems with my mini quad rates
I think they are not as strong as they were on the original controller can you help me in how to increase my rates on my new taranis for a tiny whoop

[rguptaca]

Could you do a similar video on Subtrim and the two modes.

[stevejones]

I'm guessing you cannot set differential for two aileron servos Y connected to a single channel. I want to set each up travel higher then their down travel. Probably have to do it mechanically, right?

[gwizzfpv]

hi dose a flying wing need defferential too help with yaw

[JoshuaOrchard]

How can you have differential as well as expo and dual/Triple rates? I cannot, for the life of me, figure this out.