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For this you have to install a 3 positions ON/OFF/ON switch in parallel on the corresponding trim.It is very easy with a little knowledge.Or 2 push buttons as bellow

in reality to have cano and machine gun function, only need A 'and B' taken in parallel on pot Vertical trim stick, if DMD set for gun elevation to 75% and 100% cannon and machine gun fire
cannon firing, up and machine gun down, brief impulse for the cannon, and maintained by machine gun, hope for clear explanations

I use a transmitter with digital trims to fire both cannon and machine gun on my Tamiya Tiger. I reset the end points for the cannon elevation channel to 125%. A quick flip up to maximum fired the cannon and down fired the machine gun.

In principle,the canon and machine gun firing is on the left vertical stick,so t’y où have to connect 3 wires to the corresponding trim ......

Jofaur86 wrote:In principle,the canon and machine gun firing is on the left vertical stick,so t’y où have to connect 3 wires to the corresponding trim ......

Depending on the way you drive your tank - Tamiya setup is right stick

Ad Lav wrote:

Jofaur86 wrote:In principle,the canon and machine gun firing is on the left vertical stick,so t’y où have to connect 3 wires to the corresponding trim ......

Depending on the way you drive your tank - Tamiya setup is right stick

I drive mine with throttle on the left. I just swapped the channels over on the receiver. Elevation is on the right stick as is turret rotation. A simple job

Is that +125% or -, ? Do you leave it there? I found at max setting the gun would start to elevate. Does that do mg and main fire?

Winalot wrote:Is that +125% or -, ? Do you leave it there? I found at max setting the gun would start to elevate. Does that do mg and main fire?

125% for up and down on the right stick. That way elevation will continue to work for all but the very ends of the travel.

You need to calibrate the DMD first with the end point set to 100% (or a little less), and then once you have set the DMD, you can move your end points to 125%. Simply setting the end points to 125% and then calibrating will not achieve the desired result.

Tiger6 wrote:You need to calibrate the DMD first with the end point set to 100% (or a little less), and then once you have set the DMD, you can move your end points to 125%. Simply setting the end points to 125% and then calibrating will not achieve the desired result.

I omitted to mention that I calibrated the DMD when I first fitted the radio gear.

Hello,all you have to dois reset the DMD and resume the settings not pushing the stick concerned to the maximum shooting and machine Gun,that’s what I did ,and it works