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aeronb 09-08-2010 09:00 PM

what is the advantage of HRS over PPM.

Dirtdobber 09-21-2010 04:55 PM

I'm using the 603ff receiver in a rc8. Does anyone know if the antenna wire can be left inside the radio box and still have good reception?

zrxrxr 09-21-2010 06:05 PM


Originally Posted by Dirtdobber (Post 7969324)
I'm using the 603ff receiver in a rc8. Does anyone know if the antenna wire can be left inside the radio box and still have good reception?

Yes, Just make sure you test it before going all out. :nod:

Tuner EM 09-26-2010 05:21 PM


Originally Posted by DARKWAV (Post 4126276)
I went through my first set of Alkaline AA batteries in my Futaba 3PM 2.4G. Time to replace those batteries after about 2 months of use. So I'm going to try some 2500 mAH NiMH AA batteries (8 required).

Whats the best way to charge these batteries with the ICE Charger?

I'm thinking charge the batteries in the transmitter's battery tray, but with the tray removed from the transmitter..the battery tray connector matches one of the adapters that came with the ICE. Is there any good reason why I shoudn't charge these at 1C rate? Or is it better to charge these at C/5 or even lower (C/10, C/20)?

The radio has a current limiting diode in the outside charger connection. You can charge the batteries installed in the radio using the charge port if you set your ICE current to 0.5 or 0.6 A max. I have been doing this for years. If you want to charge at a higher current you will have to remove the batteries from the transmitter. I think the battery temperature stays lower if you use a lower current. I usually charge after two race days.

Tuner EM 09-26-2010 05:25 PM


Originally Posted by aeronb (Post 7916510)
what is the advantage of HRS over PPM.

They advertise better resolution for a smoother feel and faster response. You need digital servos and 6V to run HRS as it will kill analog servos. I run HSR when I can and although there isn't much difference I like it (it's probably all in my mind). I'm never the last to leave the start line.

gruman28 11-01-2010 09:28 AM

My 3pm has developed a click when I turn the wheel. It has been there for sometime, and seems to be getting worse (or I am noticing it more). Everything seems to work fine, but the click is getting to me.

Anyone else have this problem? I havent taken the radio apart, worried that something inside was broke and if I took it apart, the radio would be not work anymore.

Any suggestions would help.

Thanks
Chris

baldy 01-13-2011 01:03 PM

hi i just bought a 3pm and i have heard the recievers overheat when running lipo batteries does anybody know weather this true and if it is is there a fix

baldy 01-14-2011 11:21 AM

I also hear that the r603fs and ff are different in the us campared to australia and they wont bind to an australian radio ie us reciever to autrsalian version radio or vice versa is this true


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