COMPLEX RADIO CONTROL SYSTEM
ź Any major changes to the settings (especially for the initial
configuration) should be done without the propellers fitted.
ź During use, it is recommended to switch on the transmitter first
and then the receiver. The transmitter confirms that the receiver is
turned on by an acoustic signal. When turning off the system, first
switch off the receiver and then the transmitter.
ź Always use a sufficiently sized power source for the receiver and
servos. Keep in mind that with the stabilisation switched on, the
servos in the airplane model are constantly moving, resulting in
increased current consumption and subsequent heating of the
components.
ź Do not expose the receiver to excessive vibration. Sensors in the
receiver are very sensitive and vibrations are an undesirable
phenomenon. It is advisable to check the vibration level with the
built-in analyzer before flight and to take appropriate measures
to reduce vibration (e.g. attach the receiver in the model with a
soft double-sided adhesive tape).
that all electronics must be optically isolated from the ignition
unit and ideally located as far as physically possible from the
engine itself.
ź Do not expose the receiver to direct air flow. Aerodynamic forces
may have a strong influence on the sensitive barometric sensor
when the model is moving faster.
ź REX A receivers do not support Clone mode. This is because the
stabilizing receiver should always be the primary receiver in the
model. Other „A” type receivers, serving as satellites, must not
have the stabilisation enabled.
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