Module RF / 2.4GHz Turnigy FBL100 3D Micro hélicoptère w

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Sep 30, 2013

tengo problemas para configurar con una radio futaba 10ch.

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Sep 06, 2013

Great Little chopper for the money. Took a bit of fiddling to get it bound and set up on my futaba 7c.

Now flies great. Have yet to try any flips etc but will do soon . I think the only slightly negative think is the way the tail boom just slides in and pinches the tail wires. other than that its great.

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Sep 01, 2013

Arrived yesterday. First impressions: well packed box. Comes with the same RF adapter as the Micro Q-Bot; PLUS the USB adapter battery charging lead that was missing in the Q-Bot package. This lead simplifies charging the adapter battery. Same connection leads with the same failing: the lead for the Turnigy 9X transmitter has the non-functional power plug lead - best to cut the heat shrink and pop the pin and remove the redundant lead from the set. On the FBL 100: I was a bit surprised to find that the tail boom fell out when the heli was first picked up. I had read about the boom being loose.. but not that loose! A dab of hot glue may be needed. The wires to into the boom look very vulnerable. Binding to the 9X was simple. However, trying to use the Futaba settings in the manual does pose a riddle... no negative pitch curve settings are available on the 9X, so that gives an approximate -10; 0; 10 degrees overall with zero at centre throttle. For a learning CP heli, this is a debatable range. Would prefer a 0; 2; 10 curve... but can't find how to set it with the 9X. Some specific instructions for setting up this heli with a Turnigy 9X transmitter would be appreciated. I had puzzled out the RF adapter to 9X configuration with my Micro Q-Bot... The clue to anyone having problems is to pull the 9X RF module free of the pins to disable it - that enables the FBL 100 adapter... t