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== Takeoff/Launch Assist Mode for RV-8 10E G2 ==
 
== Takeoff/Launch Assist Mode for RV-8 10E G2 ==

Latest revision as of 19:46, 6 August 2025


Takeoff/Launch Assist Mode for RV-8 10E G2

Takeoff/Launch Assist Mode is a special mode that can help beginners or advanced pilots during challenging takeoff conditions. Once Takeoff/Launch Assist has been activated, it will control the roll and pitch angle of your airplane, keeping the wings level and commanding a brisk climb out to a safe altitude.

How to Activate Takeoff/Launch Assist Mode

  • Hold your Transmitter sticks at the following positions for at least 3 seconds:
    • Throttle low
    • Rudder centered
    • Full left aileron
    • Full up elevator
    • The airplane must be still/stationary to enter Takeoff/Launch Assist.
  • When Takeoff/Launch Assist is active you will see the elevator go up to hold a climb and the ailerons move to try to keep the wings level. You can now return the Aileron and Elevator sticks to center.
    • The Red LED on the Aura will also slowly flash to indicate Launch Assist is Activated.


How to Exit Takeoff/Launch Assist Mode

  • Once Takeoff/Launch Assist is active, you can proceed to takeoff by advancing the throttle and using the rudder to steer.
    • Do not accidentally move the aileron or elevator sticks from center after advancing the throttle as this will Disable Takeoff/Launch Assist!
  • Once you have advanced the Throttle and are at a comfortable altitude, you can move the Aileron or Elevator stick to disable Takeoff/ Launch Assist and resume normal control.


If you are having trouble activating Takeoff/Launch Assist Mode

  • Make sure that all your trims are centered
  • Keep the Airplane stationary with low Throttle and Aileron/Elevator/Rudder sticks centered for at least 5 seconds before trying again.


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