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'''Rudder Common Gain'''– 100% means no multiplication. This is the recommended value for 550-class helicopters and smaller. For bigger helicopters it is often higher.130% could be fine. Transmitter gyro gain should be configured to approximately 60% for the first flight.

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−	'''Rudder Common Gain'''– ~~100%~~ means no multiplication. This is the recommended value for 550-class helicopters and smaller. For bigger helicopters it is often higher.~~130%~~ could be fine. ~~Transmitter gyro gain~~ should be configured to approximately 60% for the first flight.	+	'''Rudder Common Gain''' – 1.00x means no multiplication. This is the recommended value for 550-class helicopters and smaller. For bigger helicopters it is often higher. 1.3x could be fine. Gyro Gain in your transmitter should be configured to approximately 50% for the first flight.

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−	'''Rudder Common Gain''' – ~~1.00x~~ means no multiplication. This is the recommended value for 550-class helicopters and smaller. For bigger helicopters it is often higher. ~~1.3x~~ could be fine. ~~Gyro Gain in your transmitter~~ should be configured to approximately 50% for the first flight.	+	'''Rudder Common Gain'''– 100% means no multiplication. This is the recommended value for 550-class helicopters and smaller. For bigger helicopters it is often higher.130% could be fine. Transmitter gyro gain should be configured to approximately 60% for the first flight.

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−	'''Rudder Common Gain'''– ~~100%~~ means no multiplication. This is the recommended value for 550-class helicopters and smaller. For bigger helicopters it is often higher.~~130%~~ could be fine. ~~Transmitter gyro gain~~ should be configured to approximately 60% for the first flight.	+	'''Rudder Common Gain''' – 1.00x means no multiplication. This is the recommended value for 550-class helicopters and smaller. For bigger helicopters it is often higher. 1.3x could be fine. Gyro Gain in your transmitter should be configured to approximately 50% for the first flight.

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−	'''Rudder Common Gain''' – ~~1.00x~~ means no multiplication. This is the recommended value for 550-class helicopters and smaller. For bigger helicopters it is often higher. ~~1.3x~~ could be fine. ~~Gyro Gain in your transmitter~~ should be configured to approximately 50% for the first flight.	+	'''Rudder Common Gain'''– 100% means no multiplication. This is the recommended value for 550-class helicopters and smaller. For bigger helicopters it is often higher.130% could be fine. Transmitter gyro gain should be configured to approximately 60% for the first flight.

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−	'''Rudder Common Gain'''– ~~100%~~ means no multiplication. This is the recommended value for 550-class helicopters and smaller. For bigger helicopters it is often higher.~~130%~~ could be fine. ~~Transmitter gyro gain~~ should be configured to approximately 60% for the first flight.	+	'''Rudder Common Gain''' – 1.00x means no multiplication. This is the recommended value for 550-class helicopters and smaller. For bigger helicopters it is often higher. 1.3x could be fine. Gyro Gain in your transmitter should be configured to approximately 50% for the first flight.