plastic ball links-lubrication?
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plastic ball links-lubrication?
just got my mx400 pro- how do you hook up the receiver?
the manual is very vague??
where does the esc plug go into the receiver?does it go into the 6/b channel
channel 1,2,3,& 4 are for the servos
5 is ? 6/b is ?
thank you
also- should i lubricate the ball links at all?-the plastic ones seem a little tight
the manual is very vague??
where does the esc plug go into the receiver?does it go into the 6/b channel
channel 1,2,3,& 4 are for the servos
5 is ? 6/b is ?
thank you
also- should i lubricate the ball links at all?-the plastic ones seem a little tight
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RE: futab r156f receiver
The channels on the reciever are dependant on the transmitter. If the transmitter uses channel 3 for throttle, then channel 3 on the receiver is for throttle (esc). Consult you transmitter manual for proper connections.
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RE: futab r156f receiver
thanks yade-the manual was vague and i am really new to this-channel 3 is the throttle
i wasn't sure so i know it is better to ask then to plug something in the wrong place
i wasn't sure so i know it is better to ask then to plug something in the wrong place
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RE: futab r156f receiver
It looks like you are using a FUTABA radio obviously the channel layout is as follows
1. Ailerons
2. Elevator
3. Throttle (ESC)
4. Rudder (gyro)
5. Blank (unless u are using a GY401 gyro or similar with a second plug for in air setting changes)
6. Pitch servo (if using mCCPM mode a.k.a. = stock out of box config.)
1. Ailerons
2. Elevator
3. Throttle (ESC)
4. Rudder (gyro)
5. Blank (unless u are using a GY401 gyro or similar with a second plug for in air setting changes)
6. Pitch servo (if using mCCPM mode a.k.a. = stock out of box config.)
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RE: futab r156f receiver
thanks spyder007-i am almost ready to install the servos
should i lube any of the ball links-the tail plastic ones seem a little snug
should i lube any of the ball links-the tail plastic ones seem a little snug
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RE: futab r156f receiver
No lubricatng the one big tail ball link will not work. I had to use 400 grit sandpaper and san the ball down ever so slightly (just a tiny bit at a time and then i sanded open the link also just a hair. Its really the only way to get it to work right. As far as the rest of the balls i didnt have one stug. They all fit perfectly with no binding.
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RE: plastic ball links-lubrication?
now i have a new problem-the motor will not mount properly-they gave 2 sizes of screws
the larger size threads into the motor ok but doesn't line up with the mounting plate
and the smaller screws do not thread into the motor?????
the larger size threads into the motor ok but doesn't line up with the mounting plate
and the smaller screws do not thread into the motor?????
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RE: plastic ball links-lubrication?
i went back to the hobby shop and they gave me the proper screws
i am all ready now to fly but i am scared to get it off the ground!!!
don't want to crash!!!
the only thing i have flown so far is the blade cx!!
i am all ready now to fly but i am scared to get it off the ground!!!
don't want to crash!!!
the only thing i have flown so far is the blade cx!!