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may

prevent

the transmitter

working

properly.

you

are not sure,

carry out a careful

range test, and

let lhe

transmitter

warm up or cool

down thoroughly.

The

transmitter

should be

completely dry

inside.

Cleaning

the transmitter

Take

great

care that

no liquids

get

inside the

transmit-

ter when

you

are

cleaning the case.

Do not use any

abrasive or solvent-based

cleaner on

the transmitter

case. A

mild household cleaner

quite

adeauate.

Dust is best

removed with a soft

paintbrush.

Maintenance

Your PROFI

3010

transmitter contains

parts

which

reouire maintenance. Nevertheless

it is an

essential

safety

measure to

check

radio range and all

working tunctions

periodically.

The transmitter battery

Please

note that new battery

packs

not achieve

their

full capacity until after about

10 charge/discharge

cycres.

Charge

new,

rapid-charge

batteries

(or

packs

which

have

not

been used

for a long time) at

least three

times at

the normal

(slow)

rate

before

rapid- charg-

ing them.

not rapid-charge a battery unless

you

cerlain

that

it was designed

for it.

Charge up batteries

only when the ambient

tem-

perature

is in the range 0

to 40 degrees C.

Avoid

placing

mechanical

stress on the

power

leads

and

on the cells themselves.

Replace old batteries

good

time.

packs

fall into the category

of dangerous

waste, and must be disposed

properly.

Don't

just

chuck

them

in the rubbish bin!

Storing batteries

you

not use

your

transmitter

for

long

period,

take special

note of the following

points:

State

of charge

Experience shows that

packs

should be stored

in a

discharged

(empty)

state.

Self-discharge

packs

lose about 10lo of their charge

per

day

under

unfavourable

conditions,

i.e.

after

three months' stor-

age they are

generally

completely

flat.

Maintenance charging

The transmitter battery can be

kept topped up, ready

for use at any time, by

charging it constantly at about

70 mA. The MULTIPLEX Combi-Charger

Order No.

5540 includes a

70 mA output.

MULTIPLEX

Hot-Line

For

questions

regarding the transmitter and

its

use

our

Teleohone Service

is available.

You

can call

us Mon-

day

to Thursday between

2.00 and 4.00

on the

fol-

lowing number: 01049

-7233-7390.

Types of servo

The right servo

lor

every

application

Servos

are

the muscles of

your

radio

control

system.

They

move the control surtaces

and steering

linkages,

operate

throttle arms and

brakes, switches and

release

mechanisms.

For most

purposes

high-quality

"all-

round" servo

quite good

enough.

These servos usu-

ally

ofter the best

price

performance

ratio.

Principal differences

in servos:

Type ot output

Most servos

are of the

"rotary-output"

type.

The out-

put

arm rotates, usually

through an angle

ol +l-

degrees.

For special

purposes

e.g. for retractable

undercarriages

there are

high-power servos

which

move through

+/- 90 degrees.

In some types of

instaF

lation a

linear-output servo

offers distinct advantages.

The

fundamental disadvantage

is that

it is not

possible

to alter

servo travel by

fitting a longer or shorter

output

lever, as is the case

with rotary servos.

Power

(torque)

Servo

power

determined

by the

power

the motor

and

the reduction

ratio of the

gearbox.

Greater

power

requires a

powerful

motor

(which

consumes

more current) or a

higher

gear

reduction

ratio

(which

slows

down

its response).

lf speed

is unimportant

e.g.

for a retractable under-

carriage

the slow

Power Servo is the best solution.

In large,

heavy models our

Profi

Servos

come into their

own.

They offer outstanding

power

combined

with high

soeed.

lf several

Profi

servos

are used

in a model,

you

should always select

a receiver battery

with a

larger than

normal capacity.

Speed

Servo

speed, as

a car,

is a tunction of

gearbox

ratios.

A low reduction ratio

gives

high speed, at the

expense

power.

For

most applications our standard

servos

are

quite

fast

enough.

Only extremely

high-

speed

models

require

specialised

Speed Servos.

Resolution

(accuracy)

This is where the orecision

of a servo

manifests itself.

Our

top models achieve

a resolution

figure ol O.2o/o.

Dimensions

and weight

For

some

purposes

especially

for

wing installation

by far the

most important

requirement is minimum

size, combined

with

plenty

power.

For such cases

recommend our Pico Servo.

The mc

servo

family

(or:

the computer

your

servo)

Our

mc servos are

controlled by a

micro-processor

and orovide characteristics

which have never been

possible

with

conventional

technology.

For example:

higher continuous

performance

smaller deadband

.wider

operating

voltage range

programmability

The servos

in this family

Micro-mc, Royal-mc, Profi-

mc, Power-mc

and Jumbo-mc

are

capable of solving

many an unusual

and

intractable

problem.

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