@anon34183503 and any other wing builders 
Please can you give me some advice on my Sonic Modell F1 Wing elevon travel,
(video link below)
Is this sufficient movement?
I have not made any changes to FC and TX default settings, so I think I need to increase mechanically.
All input appreciated 
Thanks
Steve
Short answer I donāt think the throws are big enough. Also look up the āhigh five testā Slightly longer answer laterā¦
So the throws need to be probably around 25-30 degrees and you probably need a little reflex to get it to fly level. But the throws should be listed in the manual along with the reflex if required.
Is this an inav build?
I think you have all your throws reversed, Steve. It looked to me that all your surfaces were doing the reverse of your stick input.
Most Wings do require some upward reflex for level flight when the sticks are in the neutral position. Also I personally add quite a lot of Expo for a maiden, at least 50%, this really helps with reducing the shakes most of us experience when flying a new model while still retaining stick resolution when using full rate/throw.
Nidge.
Hi James
Yes, itās an inav with Lightning F35
Thereās no information as to what the evelons throw angles to be but your suggestion of 25-30deg confirms my thoughts that I donāt have enough throw, Iāll move the linkages out a hole on the servo arms and try again
@anon34183503 @Nidge
Guys, since the video Iāve check direction of movement (5 high etcā¦)
I now have perfect roll but pitch is reversed.
Iāve tried all the combinations in SERVO and MIXER tabs but not got there yet.
I know some fixed wing fliers use pitch in reverse to what we do with multi rotors.
Iāll have to give it more time over the weekend including making sure Iāve not mixed up servos or something daft like that.
Iāve got a THEER wing, built months ago and I think I got that right so Iāll have to refer back to that.
Thanks for your replies, much appreciated
Steve
Thanks, Iāll do this
The effect of adding positive or negative pitch has the same effect on both multirotors and fixed wings, the difference is how the model uses that change in attitude. E.g. When you apply forward tilt to a multirotor the nose goes down and the model moves forward. Adding forward tilt to a fixed wing again the nose goes down but this time the model ascends in altitude.
I would not invert the the control inputs via the mixer option on the Taranis. Granted it will reverse the action of your sticks but the trim options donāt change which will make trimming in flight really counterintuitive. If you change it in the servo options then both inputs and trims will invert together.
Unfortunately I donāt have any experience using iNav but setting up a wing is similar to creating a mix for a Vtail, in that you use a combination of two paired channels to perform a function. So if for example your elevator function is reversed you need to invert both channels performing that function. Itās a difficult function to explain in text but Iām sure thereāll be a YT tutorial specific to the Taranis and iNav combination out there due to the popularity of both components.
Regards
Nidge.
That is the clearest explanation for this difference Iāve seen. It also confirms that my settings outlined last night are correct. 
Agreed, a golden rule, messing with the sticks just causes problem, keep in all in the FC 
The servo arm movement was very slight so instead of changing the linkages Iāve increased the āweightsā in the MIXER tab, they had default of 50, now at 80 I get real movement, about 30deg.
So I think Iām all good to go now. Thanks to both of you @anon34183503 @Nidge This one question evolved into two and Iāve got good advice from you for both.
@PingSpike Rich, can I flag two members for the solution 
Steve
No - but that last post contains the solutions so that could be the one that is marked?
donāt forget to setup auto trim and auto tune
on Sw.A and Sw.E 