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[Wombii]

I'm very happy with my cheap 16 channel FrSky Taranis X Q7 so far. It comes with the option of self centering on both sticks just by turning a screw. It's definitely not as user friendly as many other radios, but almost everything on it can be programmed.

As you have discovered, the Tamiya MFU's were designed for older radios with analog stick trims, but can be used by utilizing the dual rates feature of computer radios with digital trims. DX6 should be no exception.
Here's the thread for setting up dx6i with mfu
http://rctruckandconstruction.com/showthread.php?t=3535

And here's a couple of video tutorials
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAaf0FtS6Ms
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpez59uvSzc

Disclaimer: I do not own an MFU

[Sarge261]

Thank You Wombii,

That's the help I was looking for. Somehow after hours of searching the forum I missed that thread. Looks like I have some work to do this weekend. The trucks a roller now so It'd be nice to see it move.

Sarge

[Sarge261]

Finally making a little progress on the truck. I did get the DX6 programmed and sync'd with the Tamiya module. I have most functions working but I need to figure out how to make the shift servo stay with out having to hold the throttle stick left or right. I was also having a rough time trying to get the truck to reverse, but figured that out by accident.

At this point I guess its time to choose colors and begin priming, base coat and clear coating. As soon as I can figure out how to set up an image host and post pictures I will.

Sarge