16LikesFutaba 4pv
07-05-2017, 05:33 AM
#91
Originally Posted by ravage
What life pack is every one using?
*decided to go with the turnigy nano tech*
*decided to go with the turnigy nano tech*
07-06-2017, 06:31 AM
#93
Originally Posted by Stiggosaurus
Can you link to specifically which one you are using? It's not clear to me at a quick glance which LiFE packs I need to be looking at.
08-10-2017, 09:19 AM
#94
Tech Initiate
Originally Posted by theishkid
Has anyone found a softish case for the 4PV yet? I'm putting my car and remote in a large Pelican case so I don't need a big hard case for the 4PV, mainly just something to keep it from getting scratched up if it bounces around a little in the case.
08-10-2017, 11:22 PM
#95
Originally Posted by Maynard46_2
It's not a soft case, but the black Spectrum hard case works perfectly. I just put some stickers over the "spectrum" logos. I have the drop down and angle add-ons installed on mine, too. Couldn't ask for a better fit, plus it's great protection.
10-20-2017, 09:36 PM
#96
Tech Master
iTrader: (80)
Looks like there hasnt been much traffic in this thread in over 2 months. Well I just picked up a Futaba 4PV from another racer on RCTech for my 2wd 17.5 buggy and 4wd 17.5 rally touring car. Already came with LiFe battery and drop-down steering wheel so I ordered the Futaba 4PX large rubber grip, the Futaba Carbon Carrying Handle, JConcepts 4PX Transmitter Case and Futaba R304SB-E receiver.
Anyone have any recommended places to get a carbon fiber skin?
Looking forward to receiving radio!
Chi
Anyone have any recommended places to get a carbon fiber skin?
Looking forward to receiving radio!
Chi
10-26-2017, 05:04 PM
#98
Tech Addict
iTrader: (21)
Timer function
I just came here to try and find out how to use the timer function and realized quite a few others were asking the same ? To no avail.
I found the answer on YouTube searching Futaba Timer.
All you need to do is set a switch to operate the timer first. Go to "switch" and change the PS2 button (You can pick the button that works best for you) and change that function to read "Timer"
Now when you start the timer, when you click that button it will record lap times or stop/start the timer depending on if you have it on Lap, Up, or Down.
Hopefully this helps others searching for this out.
I found the answer on YouTube searching Futaba Timer.
All you need to do is set a switch to operate the timer first. Go to "switch" and change the PS2 button (You can pick the button that works best for you) and change that function to read "Timer"
Now when you start the timer, when you click that button it will record lap times or stop/start the timer depending on if you have it on Lap, Up, or Down.
Hopefully this helps others searching for this out.
10-26-2017, 10:15 PM
#99
Originally Posted by RyeRey521
I just came here to try and find out how to use the timer function and realized quite a few others were asking the same ? To no avail.
I found the answer on YouTube searching Futaba Timer.
All you need to do is set a switch to operate the timer first. Go to "switch" and change the PS2 button (You can pick the button that works best for you) and change that function to read "Timer"
Now when you start the timer, when you click that button it will record lap times or stop/start the timer depending on if you have it on Lap, Up, or Down.
Hopefully this helps others searching for this out.
I found the answer on YouTube searching Futaba Timer.
All you need to do is set a switch to operate the timer first. Go to "switch" and change the PS2 button (You can pick the button that works best for you) and change that function to read "Timer"
Now when you start the timer, when you click that button it will record lap times or stop/start the timer depending on if you have it on Lap, Up, or Down.
Hopefully this helps others searching for this out.
10-27-2017, 10:18 PM
#100
Originally Posted by RyeRey521
I just came here to try and find out how to use the timer function and realized quite a few others were asking the same ? To no avail.
I found the answer on YouTube searching Futaba Timer.
All you need to do is set a switch to operate the timer first. Go to "switch" and change the PS2 button (You can pick the button that works best for you) and change that function to read "Timer"
Now when you start the timer, when you click that button it will record lap times or stop/start the timer depending on if you have it on Lap, Up, or Down.
Hopefully this helps others searching for this out.
I found the answer on YouTube searching Futaba Timer.
All you need to do is set a switch to operate the timer first. Go to "switch" and change the PS2 button (You can pick the button that works best for you) and change that function to read "Timer"
Now when you start the timer, when you click that button it will record lap times or stop/start the timer depending on if you have it on Lap, Up, or Down.
Hopefully this helps others searching for this out.
On the plus side, you can set it for refuel times for your nitro cars & set it for race lengths for your electric cars
11-11-2017, 11:00 AM
#101
Originally Posted by ravage
So I'm having a little bit of trouble pairing. I follows the instructions and nothing happens. The reciever has a solid red light that links every 2 seconds or so when I hold the button down.
Has anyone tried a LIPO pack? 7.4v? I'm nervous about trying to feed my tx that much, but wonder if I could
11-12-2017, 02:33 AM
#102
Originally Posted by Adamska27
I hope this has been handled, if not pm me at will
Has anyone tried a LIPO pack? 7.4v? I'm nervous about trying to feed my tx that much, but wonder if I could
Has anyone tried a LIPO pack? 7.4v? I'm nervous about trying to feed my tx that much, but wonder if I could
Hi Adamska27, Although it does not explicitly state in the manual not to use a LIPO battery, its best to use a LiFE battery.
11-12-2017, 02:03 PM
#103
Tech Regular
Originally Posted by Adamska27
I hope this has been handled, if not pm me at will
Has anyone tried a LIPO pack? 7.4v? I'm nervous about trying to feed my tx that much, but wonder if I could
Has anyone tried a LIPO pack? 7.4v? I'm nervous about trying to feed my tx that much, but wonder if I could
I did have a Lipo that would not take a charge after the parasitic draw sucked it dry over the Summer. That was sitting for almost 4 months without touching it. In Normal 3 to 4 week breaks, it's no problem. I unplug the battery now if I know I can't make it to the track for a month.
11-14-2017, 04:36 AM
#104
Originally Posted by Eddie_E
...I did have a Lipo that would not take a charge after the parasitic draw sucked it dry over the Summer.
