Channel 3 (Yaw) is most definitely mixed with Channel 0 (Throttle)
It is clear in the Remote log when left Yaw was applied, the throttle channel dropped to zero. After 3 seconds the motors shut down. There are several instances in the log which show channel 0 dropping to zero as yaw is applied, but they were all less than 3 seconds.
The Yaw gets mixed with the throttle channel when the operator adjusts the rates for rudder control but does so by selecting J2 on the opening screen. The proper method of adjusting the rudder is to select the rudder from the right side of the screen before selecting J2. The opening screen is always the throttle channel.
If you open channel settings, your opening screen will look like this:
It is clear in the Remote log when left Yaw was applied, the throttle channel dropped to zero. After 3 seconds the motors shut down. There are several instances in the log which show channel 0 dropping to zero as yaw is applied, but they were all less than 3 seconds.
The Yaw gets mixed with the throttle channel when the operator adjusts the rates for rudder control but does so by selecting J2 on the opening screen. The proper method of adjusting the rudder is to select the rudder from the right side of the screen before selecting J2. The opening screen is always the throttle channel.
If you open channel settings, your opening screen will look like this: