ROBBE-Futaba T4YF Mode1 2,4GHz Mode D'emploi page 18

contents
section
safety requirements................................................3
1. set contents.............................................................3
1.1 Recommended accessories ......................................3
2. general description ................................................4
2.1 Skysport T4YF transmitter ........................................4
2.2 R2004 GF receiver ....................................................4
3. specification ............................................................4
3.1 Skysport T4YF transmitter ........................................4
3.2 R2004 GF receiver ....................................................4
4. controls ...................................................................5
4.1 Skysport T4YF transmitter ........................................5
4.2 R2004 GF receiver ....................................................5
5. use with rechargeable batteries ............................6
5.1 Fitting / replacing the transmitter batteries................6
5.2 Charging the batteries ...............................................6
5.3 Transmitter voltage indicator .....................................6
5.4 Operating times .........................................................6
6. Binding the receiver ...............................................7
6.1 Range-checking ........................................................7
7. transmitter adjustment facilities ...........................7
7.1 Adjusting the stick length ..........................................7
7.2 Removing the back panel .........................................7
7.3 Changing the throttle ratchet to the right-hand stick .8
8. connecting the servos ...........................................8
8.1 Elevon mixer .............................................................8
9. using the transmitter for the first time .................9
9.1 Using the sticks .........................................................9
10. servo direction (reverse) ......................................10
11. trainer mode .........................................................10
11.1 Pupil mode with other robbe-Futaba transmitters ...10
11.2 Use with a flight simulator .......................................10
12. the system in use .................................................11
12.1 Waterproof receiver installation ..............................11
13. installing the receiving system............................11
13.1 Receiver ..................................................................11
13.2 Servo installation .....................................................11
13.3 Servo travels / servo output levers .........................11
13.4 Servo leads .............................................................12
14. post Office regulations .........................................12
15. conformity declaration .........................................12
16. guarantee ..............................................................12
17. liability exclusion .................................................12
18. insurance ...............................................................12
19. general frequency allocation ...............................13
Modellbau Lindinger GmbH
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skysport t4Yf 2,4 ghz
20. recommended accessories .................................14
21. service centre addresses ....................................15
page 22. disposal .................................................................15
We are delighted that you have purchased a robbe-Futaba radio
control system, and hope you have many hours of pleasure and
success with your new equipment.
e-Mail: office@lindinger.at
safetY nOtes - please read carefullY!
it is essential to read right through these instructions, and
the safety notes in particular, before using the system
for the first time. if you are a beginner to radio-controlled
models, we recommend that you ask an experienced model-
ler for help at this stage.
this radio control system is designed and approved exclu-
sively for use with radio-controlled models. robbe modell-
sport accepts no liability if the equipment is used for any
other purpose.
radio-controlled models are not playthings in the usual
sense of the term, and may only be employed and operated
by young persons below fourteen years if they are under the
supervision of adults.
Building and operating these models calls for technical
understanding, manual care and an awareness of safety
issues. errors or neglect when building or flying can result
in serious personal injury and / or property damage.
since the manufacturer and retailer are not in a position to
ensure that you build and operate your models competently
and correctly, all we can do is expressly draw your attention
to these dangers. We deny all liability.
technical faults of an electrical or mechanical nature may
cause the motor to burst into life unexpectedly, resulting in
parts coming loose and flying around at high velocity. tur-
ning the receiving system on with the transmitter switched
off can also have the same effect.
such incidents constitute a serious injury hazard. all rota-
ting parts which are powered by a motor or engine repre-
sent a constant injury risk.
it is essential to avoid touching such parts.
When an electric motor is connected to a flight pack or drive
battery, keep well clear of the hazardous area, i.e. the zone
around the rotating parts. at the same time ensure that no
other objects come into contact with revolving components.
protect your system from dust, dirt and damp, and do not
subject any of the components to excessive heat, cold or
vibration. radio-controlled models should only be operated
in a temperature range of -15°c to +55°c.
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