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You need to make a soldering jumper from the atmega signal pin to channel mux4 pin. Many people already made this. Look the schematics.
It would be a lot easier to just fix you solder mishap. Just heat up the solder in the hole and push the pins thru.
Careful you don't burn your fingers.
int temp;
static int ch;
temp=pulseIn(2,HIGH, 2000);
ch= (temp!=0) ? temp : ch;
return (ch-rx_Ch[0]);
You would change the 2 to a 4 in the third line.
The proper thing to do would be to go to Radio Wack and buy a solder sucker. They are cheap and necessary for this kind of work. Don't mess with the code unless you really know what you are doing. I've been studying it for 3 months.
I didn't know C when I began, but i do now.