Futaba GY701 Gyro & Governor Instruction Manual

This is a Chinese instruction manual that introduces the characteristics and usage of AETRX GY701 electronic flight stabilizer.


Futaba GY701 Gyro & Governor Instruction Manual - cover page
Brand
Futaba
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
79
File format
PDF
File size
577 KB
Published
09 August, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
Model
GY701
MD5 checksum
A3CD623242134F96EB20D28A24144791

About this manual

This document is the official user guide for the Futaba GY701, a device combining an adaptive flight control gyro with an engine speed governor. It provides detailed instructions on installation, safety precautions, and operating procedures for both helicopter stabilization and model aircraft engine management.

The manual covers two main functions: Gyro Basic Setting for tail rotor compensation in Normal or AVCS modes, and Governor Basic Setting for controlling engine RPM via magnet sensors. It includes step-by-step guides for connecting the unit to a receiver, configuring S.BUS settings, performing pre-flight checks, and adjusting gain and speed parameters.

What's inside

  • Precautions
  • Warranty and Repair Service
  • Introduction
  • Specifications
  • Connecting the GY701 to your Receiver
  • Gyro Basic Setting
  • Governor Basic Setting
  • S.BUS Basic Setting
  • Before Flight Checklist
  • Adjustments During the Test Flight

Specifications

Initialization time5-10 seconds
Compatible systems2.4GHz system or PCM system
Sensor case materialhigh strength aluminum die cast

Frequently asked questions

What systems is the GY701 compatible with?

It should only be used with a 2.4GHz system such as the Futaba FASST system, or a PCM system.

How long does it take for the gyro to initialize?

The unit requires 5-10 seconds to initialize when power is turned on.

What happens if the gyro compensates in the incorrect direction?

The model will pirouette uncontrollably at a very high rate.

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