Ko Propo EX-1 ASF Instruction Manual page 47

Ni-Cd
Ni-MH
Noise
Override
Pairing
PC Interface
Preset
Propo
Pushrod
Quick Recharger
R/C Equipment Tray
Receiver (RX)
Regulator
Reset
Response
RF Module
Rubber Grommet
Servo
Servo Saver Horn
Spec List
Spline
Sub Trim
Swing
Torque
Transmitter (TX)
Travel
Trigger
Trim
VR
Website
Wheel
Width
A type of battery which can be recharged for repeated use. Other types of rechargeable
batteries include Ni-MH and Li-ion.
Compared to Ni-Cd batteries, Ni-MH batteries have a larger capacity. They are more
environmentally-friendly since it does not contain Cadmium, but they are also more
susceptible to damage from overdischarging.
Electrical interference. Since it is a type of frequency, it could cause the receiver to operate in
error.
When a high-priority (1CH / 2CH) function setting is switched to a low-priority one.
The act of writing a 2.4GHz transmitter's ID into a receiver so that the receiver only chooses to
receive that transmitter's signals. This must be done once before a transmitter is used.
An adapter used to connect a transmitter to a PC to enable the adjustment of the former's
settings on the latter.
The act of specifying a setting position in advance.
Japanese language abbreviation of proportional. Refers to an R/C transmitter or the
transmitter/receiver combination.
A rod-shaped linkage.
A charger which could recharge Ni-Cd, Ni-MH, etc. batteries in a short amount of time.
A tray/deck on an R/C car chassis on which the receiver servo, etc. are installed.
A device which receives radio signals from the transmitter and passes them on to the servo
and ESC. Use of the same type of signal as the transmitter is required.
A circuit which stabilizes the input voltage to the level of the required voltage.
Returning the settings to the original preset condition.
The time between a transmitter input and a receiver reaction.
A component which generates and transmits radio frequencies. They exist in 27MHz, 40MHz,
2.4GHz (DSSS), and 2.4GHz (FHSS) types, with some transmitters allowing modules to be
interchanged.
A rubber component attached to the servo case ears which protects the servo from vibrations.
A device which translates the transmitter's radio signals into mechanical rotational movement.
A horn which features an internal shock absorber. This is included in the kit.
A list which describes the makeup, performance, etc. of a piece of R/C equipment.
Another word for universal. Due to the offset integrated into the output shaft's groove and
the horn's hole, this will precisely match their positions when spun.
Adjusts the overall steering angle range.
※Refer to Trim and Sub Trim Usage
A repeated action between two set points.
A measure of the force at work in the rotating shafts of motors, servos, etc.
A device which sends out radio waves to a receiver linked to servos, ESCs, etc. to control an
R/C model.
The angle/amount of servo horn movement.
A mechanism on a transmitter which looks like a gun trigger, the operation of which controls
the throttle.
A mechanism which adjusts the neutral position of each channel.
Acronym for Variable Resistor. An electrical component which senses the position of the
steering, throttle, etc.
Places on the internet on which information is disseminated. They are accessed via PC
software called web browsers. Some websites are also known as homepages.
A mechanism on a transmitter which is rotated left and right to control steering.
The range within which the ABS or throttle operates.
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