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Gradually move the transmitter rudder stick until DELAY
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LED for T-REX800
LED begins to flash, the delay value is 0% at this point.
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Mode 2
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begins flashing
Continue to move the rudder stick until desired delay value is
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needed, then press the SET button to register the setting.
Maximum is 100% delay, with rudder stick pushed to the end.
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7.ANTI TORQUE COMPENSATION DIRECTION SETTING
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To achieve consistent gyro gain on left and right, 3GX has built in anti-torque compensation function. User. need to confirmif
3GX is mounted right side up or upside down.
Right side up: Installed with 3GX label facing up, anti-torque compensation set to positive (green STATUS LED).
Upside down: Installed with 3GX label facing down, anti-torque compensation set to negative(red STATUS LED).
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Setup method: Press and hold the SET button for 2 seconds to enter setup mode, select until anti-torque compensation section, as
indicated by lighting of all 5 setup mode LEDs. Using the rudder stick to select either
positive anti-torque compensation (green
STATUS LED) for right side up mounting, or negative anti-torque compensation (red
STATUS LED)for upside down installation.
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Green : Right side up mounting
Red : Upside down mounting
Select by moving the rudder stick left and right
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8.SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT
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For radio with built in gyro gain settings, gain can be adjusted directly. For example, 50%-100% setting on the radio translates to 0% -
100% gain in the heading lock mode ;50%-0% setting on the radio translates to 0%-100% gain in the normal (non-heading) lock mode.
Actual gain value differs amongst servos and helicopters. The goal is to find the maximum gain without tail hunting. This can only
be done through actual flight tests.
The recommended starting point for transmitter's gyro gain setting should be 70~80% for hovering, 60~70% for idle-up. Value should
be tuned under actual flight conditions by increasing to the maximum gain without tail hunting.
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For radios (IE Futaba) using 0-100% as heading lock gain scales, the recommended gain setting is 30% to 35%.
For radio that uses the 50 -100% scale(such as JR and Hitec), the recommended gain setting is 70% to 75%.
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Specifications Æi
1.Operating voltage range :
6.Operating temperature : -20°C~65°C
1.382 : DC 3.5V~8.4V
6482/5 : -200~65C
DC 3.5V~8.4V
7.Operating humidity : 0% ~95%
2B
: <80mMA @ 4.8V
TRIER
: 0%~95%.
2.Operating current consumption :
8.Dimension/Weight :
S/SRIAIRRATRBRE
: +300%sec
BRUSH:
<80mA @ 4.8V
36.5x25.2x15.6mm/ 11g
4/58) 2ERE : +600°/sec
36.5x25.2x15.6mm/11g
3.Rotational detection rate : +300°/sec
@ROHS certification stamp
4.Rudder yaw detection rate : +600°/sec
5.Sensor resolution : 12bit
SEERNE : 12bit(12{770)
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