Futaba FP-G152/G153 Manual

The FP-G132/G152 is a single axis rate gyro designed to stabilize aircrafts. Stabilization is achieved by detecting angular acceleration with the rate gyro. The detected motion information is sent to the control amplifier, which then sends a counteraction signal to the appropriate control surface. The gyro features a voltage regulated gyro motor supply, a switchable direction of correcting mix, an adjustable centering of the stabilized channel, and a sensitive magnetic motion sensor.


Futaba FP-G152/G153 Manual - cover page
Brand
Futaba
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
712 KB
Published
09 August, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
Model
G153
MD5 checksum
0FB42C1032AEFA34A4E0FDA128C98814

About this manual

The Futaba FP-G152 is a single-axis rate gyro designed to stabilize aircraft by detecting angular acceleration. It is compatible with Futaba J, M, and SG Series digital proportional radio control sets. The unit includes a gyro body, a control amplifier, and a control box, featuring a voltage-regulated motor supply for consistent performance when used with a 6V external battery.

What's inside

  • Installation
  • Connections
  • Output Adjustment
  • Power Supply
  • Maintenance

Specifications

Power supply voltage4.8V shared with receiver (6V for external supply)
Motor Current drain100mA
Amplifier Current drain20mA
Gyro body Dimensions1.57 x 1.65x 1.69 in. (40x42 x 43mm)
Gyro body Weight2.86 oz. (80g)

Frequently asked questions

Which Futaba radio control sets is the FP-G152 compatible with?

The FP-G152 is designed for Futaba J, M, and SG Series digital proportional radio control sets.

What voltage battery is required for the gyro motor supply?

A five cell Nicad battery pack providing 6V is required for the voltage regulated gyro motor supply.

Can the gyro be bypassed during normal operation?

Yes, the gyro can be bypassed by turning the gyro power switch "off" without affecting normal operation.

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