flyhigh2

I am putting a big stick 40 together and need a little help with my reciever. I have a Futaba R156 reciever and need tom know where to plug in my battery? I have an on off switch and a voltmeter. Can anyone help?

MajorTomski

http://pics.towerhobbies.com/image/f/futl0641.jpg

The battery plugs into the switch the switch plugs into the slot marked 6/B (#6 or Batt) The voltmeter can go into #5. This assumes you are using a single servo or two servos off a Y harnes on chanel 1.

IF you are programming two separate aileron servos, one goes on #1 and the other goes in #6. Plug a Y harnes into 5 and plug both the switch and the voltmeter in to the two ends of the Y harnes.

HTH

Tom

flyhigh2

Thanks very much I dont have much to go on as the reciever had all the plugs pulled out on impact!!!!

jester_s1

You might want to get that receiver checked out if it was in a crash that hard. You could have a cracked circuit board or any number of other issues.

CGRetired

My Feedback: (1)

On most receivers, the battery can go in any un-used slot. However, the typical Futaba connection is shown in these pictures.

As was mentioned by Jester, I'd get that receiver checked out before you use it again.

CGr.

grimmy55

spelling i before e except after c dont be offended but some of us older ones like to see good spelling

overbored77

My Feedback: (11)

I noticed you said you are working on a big stik 40. the R156F is a parkflyer RX with a range of about 500 feet (as per Futaba)
On a .40 sized model i would reccomend a full range reciever like the Futaba FP148DF.

flyhigh2

Thanks for all the help. Has anyone used Dymond receivers?