This assembly and operation manual for the Futaba FX10 all-terrain car kit explains radio control equipment, motor batteries, servo installation, and chassis assembly. It also describes steering linkage, speed controller mounting, suspension, and gearbox/differential assembly.
The text notes that the FX10 is designed for BEC systems and is powered by a 7.2V 1200mAh NiCd battery pack made from six sub-C cells. It lists the Futaba MC112B MOSFET speed control as an option and describes preparing a radio system with either two servos or one servo and an electronic speed control.
| Battery pack | 7.2V 1200mAh NiCd battery pack |
|---|---|
| Battery construction | 6 sub-C cells |
| Optional speed control | Futaba MC112B MOSFET speed control |
| Radio system | Either two servos or one servo and an electronic speed control |
It is designed to use a 7.2V 1200mAh NiCd battery pack assembled from six sub-C cells.
The Futaba MC112B MOSFET speed control is listed as an option for the FX10.
It requires a radio system with either two servos or one servo and an electronic speed control.
The FX10 is designed for BEC systems, where power for the receiver and servos is taken from the motor NiCd battery pack.