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For pure wing or delta flight models, the rudder flaps for the ai-

leron function are also sued for the elevator function, with each 

rudder blade being controlled with a separate servo. 
The  servo  for  the  right  rudder  blade/elevon  is  connected  to 

channel 1 (CH1) and the servo for the left rudder blade to chan-

nel 2 (CH2) of the receiver (see sketch A). 
In that case, both servos carry out the elevator (ELEVATOR) and 

aileron (AILERON“) = ELEVON control together.
If the elevator control stick is pulled towards the pilot, both rud-

ders (elevons) must deflect upwards (Sketch B) when looking at

the model from behind.
If the elevator control stick is pushed all the way to the front, both 

rudders must deflect downwards (Sketch C) when looking at the

model from behind.
If the aileron control stick is moved all the way to the left, the left 

elevon must deflect upwards and the right elevon must deflect

downwards (Sketch D) when looking at the model from behind.
If the aileron control stick is moved all the way to the right, the 

left elevon must deflect downwards and the right elevon must

deflect upwards (Sketch E) when looking at the model from be-

hind.