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FUTABA 9Z
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Building your own PC interface for backing up the 9Z
25
Building a Training Cable for Buddy Boxing
26
Adding a 10
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Building your own Futaba Service Menu Enabler
*Key for "Difficulty" Symbols in Above Table:
Symbol
Explanation
No experience necessary
You can follow instructions
As above, plus you are comfortable with
household DIY
As all the above, plus you have soldering
experience
Specific tools required or recommended
(Section 2.3.2)
Service and Test Menu Enabler required
(Section 6.2)
Table 2 Service and Upgrade Matrix
2.3. Preparation and Tools
This is an important section please read it thoroughly. If you do not have the right tools,
general techniques and mindset for the job, you will at best find it hard and at worst you
could damage your transmitter.
2.3.1. General Tools
The general tools you will require are shown below in Figure 6. The yellow object is the
Universal Service Menu enabler described in APPENDIX A. The tape is to protect your
pliers and screwdrivers. The white card is to stick screws through when you remove
them, and the pen is to label them so you know where they came from. I'd also suggest
you keep a camera handy to take photos for reference when you reassemble the case.
WARNING: THE INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL IS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY AND MAY BE INCORRECT, CAUSE DAMAGE
TO YOUR RADIO OR INJURY TO YOURSELF AND OTHERS. IF YOU USE THIS MANUAL YOU DO SO SOLEY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
THE UNOFFICIAL WORKSHOP MANUAL
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Channel to the 9Z
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4.11
APPENDIX
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