User manual FUTABA FP-2PD

[. . . ] · Noise resistance achieved by using a pulse noise rejection circuit. · New CMOS miniature 1C used in the data coder increases reliability substantially. · New type sub miniature, highly reliable pins used at the crystal socket also increase reliability The crystal can be changed from the outside. · Thick film gold-plated connector pins eliminate poor contact and improve reliability against shock and vibration. SERVO PP-S148__________________________ Control system Operating angle Power requirement Current drain (IDLE) Output torque Operating speed Dimensions Weight :+pulse width control : One side 45° or more : 4. 8V-6V : 6. 0V, 8mA (at idle) : 42 oz. [. . . ] 9 Steering (rudder) servo reversing switch 10 Throttle servo reversing switch (11) Wheel angle adjuster The wheel angle adjuster changes the operating angle of the (1) Steering wheel as shown in Fig. 8. When set to 1 ) the full deflection angle is 40° When set to 2 ) the throttle throw is 27° and the brake deflection angle is 13°. When set to 3 ) the throttle and brake (reverse) throws are both 20°. Fig. 5 (12) Wheel tension adjuster This is a phillips head screw which adjusts the steering force of the steering wheel. · For engine cars, position 2 is recommended. · For electric cars, position 3 is recommended when equipped with reverse mechanism and position 2 is recommended when equipped with a brake and forward only (3) Steering trim Steering (rudder) trim (4) Steering rate adjuster The steering servo steering angle can be freely set as shown in Fig. 6 with a ratcheted adjuster installed which enables you to adjust steering servo travel volume to match a car to the course, even while running. Neutral (13) Power switch When set in the direction of the A mark (upper position), the switch is turned on and the pointer of the level meter deflects. (14) Level meter When the 13) 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. 10. (5) Throttle trim knob (6) Throttle ATV high side trimmer ATV. . . Mount the receiver so it is not exposed to vibration, does not touch the frame, and does not move. When the receiver is installed on a board or used where it may be splashed with mud and water, place it in a plastic bag, etc. and wrap a rubber band around the open end of the bag to waterproof and dustproof the receiver. Use the rubber bands wrapped around the receiver to hold the servo and switch leads. After mounting is complete, recheck each part, then check the transmitting range by making the transmitter antenna as short as possible and extending the receiver antenna fully and operating the set from a distance of 20m to 30m. The movement of each servo should follow the movement of the transmitter sticks. · The crystal can be changed from the outside of the receiver case. Always use a Futaba transmitter and receiver crystal pair as the replacement crystals. · CONVERSION TO NICAD SYSTEM FP-2PD ONLY To use a nicad battery with this set, modify the set with the optional PBPK-11 (2PKA nicad battery conversion set). (1) Remove the battery cover and disconnect the nine contacts with needle nosed pliers at shown in Fig. Then install the transmitter NT-8LP nicad battery and install the battery cover. (2) Charging and how to use (a) Connect the power plug of the FBC-8B (4) battery charger to the transmitter charging connector. [. . . ] · This limited warranty is null and void if the set has been tampered with or disassembled. Digital Proportional Frequencies (For U. S. A. ) Frequency Channel No. Flag Color 26-27 MHZ - Aircraft/Car/Boat Color 26. 996 Brown 27. 046 RW 27. 096 Orange 27. 146 Yellow 27. 196 Green 27. 266 Blue 60/53 MHZ - Aircraft/car/boat Fcc A matuer License required · The frequency of Futaba digital proportional sets can be changed within their own band. There are 4 different bands for you to choose from (27 MHZ, 50-53 MHZ, 72 MHZ, and 75 MHZ. ) Please see chart listed below for specific frequency and its intended use. [. . . ]