Futaba FP-5NLH Helicopter Radio Control Manual

Instruction manual for Futaba digital proportional radio control set FM D60400. Describes the features and characteristics of the FP-5NLH helicopter FM proportional radio control set.


Futaba FP-5NLH Helicopter Radio Control Manual - cover page
Brand
Futaba
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
1.6 MB
Published
09 August, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
Model
FP-5
MD5 checksum
7785740638DA7483516068B4037539DF

About this manual

This manual describes the Futaba FP-5NLH digital proportional radio control set designed specifically for helicopters. The set includes the FP-TS5NLH transmitter, FP-R107N receiver, and FP-S130 servos. Key features include servo reversing switches for all channels, adjustable servo throw (AST) for aileron and elevator, and a pitch control trimmer.

What's inside

  • Features of FP-5NLH
  • Transmitter Controls
  • Aileron and Elevator Operation
  • Throttle Operation
  • Rudder Operation
  • Pitch Control Trimming
  • Revolution Mixing
  • Throttle Hold Switch
  • Idle Up Switch
  • Set Contents and Ratings

Specifications

Operating system2 stick, 5 channels w/servo reverse, aileron and elevator AST, helicopter mechanism
Transmitting frequency72MHz band, 53MHz band
Modulation systemFM (Frequency modulation)
Power requirement (Transmitter)9.6 volts NiCad battery (NT-8LP)
Current drain (Transmitter)170mA (at 12V)
Receiving range (Ground)550 yards (500m)
Receiving range (Air)1,100 yard (1000m)
Output torque (Servo)55.6 oz.in (4kg-cm)
Operating speed (Servo)0.24sec/60°

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of the Throttle Hold Switch?

When ON, the throttle servo stops at the position set with the trimmer, allowing only the pitch servo to be controlled by the throttle stick for auto rotation landings.

What does the Idle Up Switch do?

When pulled forward, it turns on the idle up function, making the position set with the idle up trimmer the maximum slow position of the throttle servo.

How much of the pitch control servo throw can be trimmed?

Approximately 30% of the full throw of the servo can be adjusted and set using the pitch control trimming knob.

What is the function of the Revolution Mixing knobs?

They are used for cancelling the torque reaction of the main rotor by adjusting the minimum mixing necessary for helicopter flight.

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