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- Page 1 3 CHANNEL...
- Page 2 Team up with Hitec, “The R/cer’s Partner” and you will enjoy the many facets of R/C fun. (WARNING) Please note that the receiver of RANGER 3 FM is not equipped with a Battery Eliminator Circuit.
- Page 3 RANGER 3 CH FM LAYOUT DIAGRAM TRANSMITTER ANTENNA CARRYING HANDLE POWER METER CH 3 VARIABLE SWITCH STEERING NEUTRAL CONTROL STICK POSITION LEVER THROTTLE CONTROL STICK STEERING TRIM LEVER THROTTLE TRIM LEVER TRANSMITTER POWER SWITCH CONNECTOR TRANSMITTER JACK CRYSTAL STEERING SERVO REVERSE SWITCH THROTTLE SERVO REVERSE SWITCH RECEIVER RECEIVER...
- Page 4 To control speed or turn off the power in the air, you may need another accessory item such as the Hitec SP-1801N Speed control or the SP-1003 ON/OFF control. The Sp-1801N will provide proportional speed control from neutral to high end and the SP-*1003 will do ON/OFF control without any extra servo for throttle.
- Page 5 2) Open the battery compartment at the back of the transmitter by pressing the cover down and toward the bottom. (See fig 2) 3) Load batteries into the slots paying close attention to the polarity. (See fig 2) 4) Replace the battery cover and turn the power “ON” to see if the indicating arrow will move up. If the batteries are fresh, the indicating arrow will move to the far right side but if the arrow is in the low power or lower part of the yellow zone, you had better replace the batteries or recharge your NiCad batteries.
- Page 6 4) Check the direction of the servo rotation. If you wish to change the direction of the servo, push the servo reversing switch and check if it changes direction as you desired. (See fig 4) 5) If you wish to have more forward throttle than backward, you can push down the neutral position adjustment lever.
- Page 7 Also you must make sure that they are replaced with only genuine Hitec single conversion FM xtals as not all xtal makes are compatible with each other. Also remember that you can change frequencies only within the same frequency band, which means you cannot change to 72MHz from 75MHz.
- Page 8 One great item that we at Hitec have invented is the “Jam Checker” which is uniquely designed just to detect if there are any binds in the linkage if they are buried in the installation and cannot be detected easily.
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