FEATURES OF MAGNUM JUNIOR
The Magnum series are pistol grip type of AM 2 channel digital proportional radio control sets and are the best in their class.
TRANSMITTER FP-T2PKA, (FP-T2PK)_____________
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Newly designed cockpit type control panel |
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Human-engineered size and design are easy to use. |
•Steering rate adjuster |
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•Throttle ATV |
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• Wheel angle adjuster. |
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be increased and decreased. This allows operation at the best angle
• Neutral adjuster. The throttle trigger throttle stroke/brake deflection stroke (back stroke) can be freely selected to match the application •Servo reversing switch (steering and throttle) is standard Each servo can be reversed from the outside. This is extremely convenient when
connecting the linkages.
•Since a level meter is provided, battery consumption can be seen at a glance.
•Crystal can be changed from the outside. Crystal can be immediately changed during competitions, etc. except 72 MHz and 75 MHz on transmitter.
•Power supply can be changed to a nicad battery system. FP-T2PKA
RECEIVER FP-R102GR_____________________
•BEC (Battery Eliminator Circuitry) system allows sharing of the running Nicd battery and eliminates the need for a regulator and diode.
•Crystal socket uses a new type of highly reliable subminiature pins. Reliability is increased and the crystal can be changed from the outside.
RECEIVER FP-R104H_______________________
•High performance AM 4 channel receiver in which miniature size and light weight have been achieved by using the PC board space to the maximum.
•Short (50cm) antenna designed for miniature models is easy to mount. (27MHz only)
•Narrow band design using a narrow band ceramic filter resists adjacent channel interference.
•Noise resistance achieved by using a pulse noise rejection circuit.
•New CMOS miniature 1C used in the data coder increases reliability
substantially.
•New type sub miniature, highly reliable pins used at the crystal socket also increase reliability The crystal can be changed from the outside.
•Thick film gold-plated connector pins eliminate poor contact and improve reliability against shock and vibration.
SERVO FP-S148, S129, S132H
•Motor uses the newest helical type rotor for improved output torque
and smooth operation. (S148, S129)
• These heavy-duty & water/dust tight servos are designed for use with Futaba digital proportional radio control sets (S129)
•New indirect driver potentiometer improves vibration and shock resistance and increases neutral precision tremendously.
•Futaba low-power custom 1C provides high starting torque, narrow dead band, and excellent trackability.
•Fiberglass-reinforced PBT (polybutylene terephthalate) injection molded servo case is mechanically strong and invulnerable against glow fuel.
•Strong polyacetal resin ultra-precision servo gear features smooth operation, positive neutral, and very little backlash.
•Fiberglass-reinforced epoxy resin PC board with thru-the-hole plating improves servo amp vibration and shock resistance.
•Thick film gold-plated connector pins eliminate poor contact and improve reliability against shock and vibration.
•Special grommet bushing simplifies servo mounting and improves the cushioning effect.
•Six special adjustable splined horns are available.
• Maximum output torque |
of 48.7oz-in.(3.0kg-cm/3 5kg-cm) allows |
use in almost any model |
(S148, S129) |
•High operating speed of 0.13 sec/60° makes it perfect when especially high speed is necessary. (S132H)
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TRANSMITTER FP-T2PKA. (FP-T2PK)_____________ |
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Operating system |
: Pistol grip type, 2-channel |
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Transmitting frequency |
: 27MHz band 72/75MHz band |
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Modulation system |
: AM (amplitude modulation) |
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Power requirement |
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12V, AA penlight battery x 8 |
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Receiver PP-R102GR ________________________ |
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Receiving frequency |
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75MHz |
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Intermediate frequency |
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455kHz |
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Selectivity |
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Receiving range |
550 yards (500m) on the ground when |
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Power supply |
4.8V to 8.4V |
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Current drain |
7.2V/13mA, 4.8V/33mA |
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Dimensions |
1.46 x 2.19 x 0.75 in. (37 x 55.5 x 19 mm) |
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Weight |
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RECEIVER FP-R4H, (FP-R104H)_________________ |
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Miniature 4 channel AM receiver |
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Receiving frequency |
:27MHz band 72/75MHz band |
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Intermediate frequency |
:455kHz |
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Power requirement |
:4.8V to 6.0V |
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Current drain |
:10mA |
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Dimensions |
:1.26 x 2.05 x 0.77 in. (32 x 52 x 19.4 mm) |
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Weight |
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Receiving range |
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220 yards(200m) on the ground when used |
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with the FP-T2PKA(At the best radio wave |
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SERVO PP-S148__________________________ |
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Control system |
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:+pulse width control |
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Operating angle |
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: One side 45° or more |
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Power requirement |
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Current drain (IDLE) |
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Output torque |
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: 42 oz. in. (3 kg-cm) |
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Operating speed |
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: 0.22 sec/60° |
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Dimensions |
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: 1.59 x 0.77 x 1.4in. (40.4 x 19.8 |
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Weight |
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SERVO FP-S129____________________________ |
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Control system |
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:+pulse control |
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Operating angle |
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:Rotary system, one-side 45" or greater |
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Power requirement |
:4.8V to 6.0V (shared with receiver) |
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Current drain |
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Output torque |
:48.7 oz-in |
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Operating speed |
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Dimensions |
:1.79 x 0.9 x 1.71 in. (45.5 x 23 |
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:2.1 oz (60g) |
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SERVO FP-S132H___________________________ |
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Operating system |
:+pulse control |
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Operating angle |
:Rotary system, one-side 40" or greater |
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Power requirement |
:4.8V to 6.0V (shared with receiver) |
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Current drain |
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Output torque |
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:25.02 oz-in (1.8kg-cm) |
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Operating speed |
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:0.13 sec/60° |
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Dimensions |
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:1.46 x 0.71 x 1.20 in. (37 x 18 x 30.5 mm) |
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Weight |
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TRANSMITTER FP-T2PKA (FP-T2PK)
HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS
The name of each part of the transmitter is shown in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. Learn them before operating your set.
The servo reversing switches are assumed to be in the normal position in the descriptions in this section. When the servo switches are in the reverse position, operation is the opposite of that described here.
(1)Steering wheel (rudder)
Steering (rudder) operation.
(2)Throttle trigger (throttle lever)
Engine control/motor control operation.
The throttle neutral position can be set to one of three position by turning the 8 throttle neutral adjuster with a coin as shown in Fig. 5. Set it to match the application.
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angle is 40° |
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When set to 2 |
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throws are both 20°.
• For engine cars, position 2 is recommended.
•For electric cars, position 3 is recommended when equipped with reverse mechanism and position 2 is recommended when equipped with a brake and forward only
(3)Steering trim
Steering (rudder) trim
(4) Steering rate adjuster
The steering servo steering angle can be freely set as shown in Fig. 6 with a ratcheted adjuster installed which enables you to adjust steering servo travel volume to match a car to the course, even while running.
Neutral
The steering angle can be set within this range. 30%~100%
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(5)Throttle trim knob
(6)Throttle ATV high side trimmer ATV... Adjustable Travel Volume.
(7)Throttle ATV low side trimmer
Throttle ATV is a device which permits independent adjustment of the throttle servo left and right sides (from neutral) as shown in Fig. 7 with trimmers (6) and (7). (FP-T2PKA)
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Throttle |
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which steering servo travel |
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volume |
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preloaded. |
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(8)Throttle neutral adjuster
This adjuster sets the throttle trigger neutral point as described in (2) throttle trigger. Set it to the point at which it stops with a click with a screwdriver, coin, etc.
9Steering (rudder) servo reversing switch
10Throttle servo reversing switch
(11)Wheelangleadjuster
The wheel angle adjuster changes the operating angle of the (1) Steering wheel as shown in Fig. 8.
(12)Wheel tension adjuster
This is a phillips head screw which adjusts the steering force of the steeringwheel.
(13) Power switch
When set in the direction of the A mark (upper position), the switch is turned on and the pointer of the level meter deflects.
(14) Level meter
When the 13) power switch is set to ON, the level meter pointer should deflect to within the silver zone. If the pointer stops near the boundary between the silver and red zones, the battery is low, and the range of the radiowaves will be short. When the level meter pointer drops to the boundary between the silver and red zones, change the battery.
(15)Antenna
95cm antenna. It screws in vertically as shown in Fig. 10.
Remove from the holder and
screw in vertically.
Fig. 10
(16) Battery cover
When loading (or changing) the eight penlight batteries, remove this cover as shown in Fig. 2.
(17) Transmitter crystal
When changing the frequency, replace this crystal. Use the AM crystal set (transmit and receive 1 pair) sold by Futaba. The transmitter crystal is marked TX and the receiver crystal is marked RX. However, you are not allowed to change frequency by merely replacing crystal on both 72 and 75MHz.