FUTABA 4/5CHANNEL-DTGITAL PROPORTIONAL Manual

This manual introduces the features and specifications of the futaba 4/5 channel digital proportional radio


FUTABA 4/5CHANNEL-DTGITAL PROPORTIONAL Manual - cover page
Brand
Futaba
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
9
File format
PDF
File size
358 KB
Published
09 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
5038E098A6614F25F64DFE7412E73761

About this manual

The document provides instructions for the Futaba T4 or T5 transmitter and its associated receiver and servo components. It details the physical layout of controls, including sticks, trim levers, and switches, as well as the functions they operate such as throttle, aileron, rudder, elevator, and an auxiliary channel.

The guide includes specific procedures for charging the built-in nickel cadmium batteries, performing operational checks to ensure servos are neutralized, and conducting pre-flight inspections. It also outlines repair service requirements, emphasizing proper packing and battery charging before returning equipment for warranty service.

What's inside

  • Transmitter Controls
  • Receiver Connection
  • Battery Charging
  • Operation Check
  • Pre-Flight Check
  • Repair Service

Specifications

Weight (Transmitter)3lbs
Voltage (Transmitter)9.6 volt DC
Pulse width1.5 ms neutral varied Ims for full control
Weight (Receiver)1.5 oz.
Voltage (Receiver)4.8 volts DC
Travel time (Servo)0.6 second end to end
Thrust (Servo)41 lbs

Frequently asked questions

How long should batteries be charged before initial use?

Batteries should be charged for 24 hours before the initial hook-up and operational check.

What indicates that both batteries are being properly charged?

The charging indicator light located at the top right hand side of the transmitter will turn on.

How long does a full charge operate the system?

A 100% charge obtained after 18 to 24 hours of charging will operate the system for 3 hours.

Where should the receiver be mounted?

The receiver should be loosely mounted in foam rubber or foam plastic to protect against vibration and shock.

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