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The servo reversing switches are assumed to be in the normal
position in the descriptions in this section. When the servo
switches are in the reverse position, operation is the opposite
of that described here.
CD Steering wheel (rudder)
Steering (rudder) operation.
(2) Throttle trigger (throttle lever)
Engine control/motor control operation.
The
throttle
neutral
position
can be set to one of three
Position by turning the ©) throttle neutral adjuster with a
coin as shown in Fig. 5. Set it to match the application.
|
.
Full deflection
Throttle neutral
20°
u
©
angle 40°
adjuster
3
When set to © , the full deflection angle is 40°.
When set to © , the throttle throw is 27° and the
brake
deflection angle is 13°.
When set to @) , the throttle and brake
(reverse)
throws
are both 20°.
ə For engine cars, position @ is recommended.
e For electric cars, position
() is recommended
when
equipped
with reverse mechanism and position @ is recommended
when
equipped with a brake and forward only.
@) Steering trim
Steering (rudder) trim
@ Throttle trim
©) Throttle neutral adjuster
This adjuster sets the throttle trigger neutral point as de-
scribed in (2) throttle trigger. Set it to the point at which it
stops with a click with a screwdriver, coin, etc.
© Steering (rudder) servo reversing switch
T) Throttle servo reversing switch
(®) Wheel angle adjuster
The wheel angle adjuster changes the operating angle of the
(D steering wheel as shown in Fig. 6.
When turned in
When turned in this Wo
this direction,
direction, the steering
the steering wheel
wheel operating
angle increases, 41
76°
operating angle
decreases.
() Wheel tension adjuster
This is a phillips head screw which adjusts the steering force
of the steering wheel.
Adjust with
a small Phillips
screwdriver.
Small Phillips
screwdriver.
(Ò Power switch
When
set in the direction of the 4 mark (upper position),
the switch
is turned on and the pointer of the level meter
deflects.
() Level meter
When the
power switch is set to ON, the level meter
pointer
should
deflect
to within
the silver zone.
If the
pointer stops near the boundary between the silver and red
zones, the battery is low, and the range of the radiowaves
will be short. When
the level meter pointer drops to the
boundary
between
the silver and red zones, change the
battery.
(2 Antenna
95cm antenna. It screws in vertically as shown in Fig. 8.
Remove
from
the holder and
screw in vertically.
(3 Battery cover
When
loading
(or changing)
the eight penlight
batteries,
remove this cover as shown in Fig. 2.
(@ Transmitter crystal
When changing the frequency, replace this crystal. Use the
AM crystal set (transmit and receive 1 pair) sold by Futaba.
The
transmitter
crystal
is marked
TX
and
the receiver
crystal
is marked
RX.
However,
you are not allowed to
change frequency
by merely replacing crystal on both 72
and 75MHz.
a F taba | Digital Proportional
eee
Tory u. S. A. pe
= = The frequency of Futaba digitati proportional sets can be changed
~
among bands (1) ~ (6) on the 27MHz band
only
— e} owever, a 27MHz band st cannot be cha ged i to 72MHz band, and vice
=
versa.
2 Therefore, always attac
the correct ireguency flag to the end of the
-transmitter antenna. Ea
lency
band
i
n
desi
as stated above, The frequency flag is intended for identification
pur-
oe
poses.
o
o
-. Also change the frequency fiag when frequency | is changed.
oO — it. is illegal to change crystal Is of transmitter on the 72- 75MHz bands -
inthe U.S.A. :
o
Frequency Channel No. Fag Color
4z- Car & Boat only
l
62
Biue-Red —
-
(Top Flag/Ribbon-
,
- Bottom Flag/Robbon)
_Blue-Yellow
'Blue-Blue
:
Blue-Gray
< Purple-Black
74
Purple Yellow
76
Purple-Biue
78
Purple-Gray
- = Grey-Black
2
Grey-Red
_
:
Grey- -Yellow
53MHz - Aircraft/Car/Bost - Fcc Amatuer
ee
Lieanse equid
ee
o.
Black/Brown
-
Black/Red |
Black/Orange
—
Black/Yellow.
Black/Green
:
Black/Blue
Not
G
ee
-700
o=
Black /Purple
generally
Green- Yellow -o
"53.800
—
Black/Grey 4 in use
-56
GreenBlue
=>
i
=
White/Yellow .
—
White/Green
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