With seeing more receivers coming with mounting tabs for hard mounting, Is it no longer necessary to pad and soft mount protect our receivers?

Thanks, but conflicting with what I found online later that night. Says 6.6

Not sure this will help....I would send them a message from contact on website they always respond really fast

I have at least 100 flights on each of my 35% models one with the 11bpx the other a 16bpx mounted with only the supplied grommets and eyelets screwed down and have not had any issue.

Originally Posted by santiago3D92095

Can’t say for sure but will bring it up, new radio is already in the works.

Can you please go through on how to set up a kill switch for an electric plane on a T44 radio. Thanks

Im sure the menu is similar to my t14

go into menu

find THRO TRIM mine is on page 3/3

make throttle cut active

go down to switch select and pick your kill switch/safety switch note there are 3 menus in the switch select menu atleast for my radio so lots of switches to choose from

I believe you can adjust the ACT percent to drop the power low enough to cut 3rd pic is switch on you can see the bar to the right go down

Thank you for the help just got the radio busy setting up my first plane. Will look into that first thing tomorrow.

Originally Posted by Mitsu1

With seeing more receivers coming with mounting tabs for hard mounting, Is it no longer necessary to pad and soft mount protect our receivers?

Here's my 11BPX in my USRA Unlimited Race Plane. I mounted the 11BPX using velcro. Its the grey velcro found at Lowes. I have no issues going 250mph +,,,


BVR

Thanks for the help. Found it and set it up.

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Can someone tell me how to adjust the output servo Voltage on 11BPX? I mean lets say connect 2S7.4V battery to each port and would like to get 6V output for the servos or 7.4V ? Is there a jumper or???
Thks

Originally Posted by mischa

Can someone tell me how to adjust the output servo Voltage on 11BPX? I mean lets say connect 2S7.4V battery to each port and would like to get 6V output for the servos or 7.4V ? Is there a jumper or???
Thks

Not quite sure what you are wanting to do. But sounds like you want to regulate the voltage to your servos? I would regulate the voltage going into the receiver first.

Originally Posted by mischa

Can someone tell me how to adjust the output servo Voltage on 11BPX? I mean lets say connect 2S7.4V battery to each port and would like to get 6V output for the servos or 7.4V ? Is there a jumper or???
Thks

There is not a voltage regulator built into this receiver. It just passes the from the input to the servos, 7.4v in 7.4v out.

Originally Posted by mischa

Can someone tell me how to adjust the output servo Voltage on 11BPX? I mean lets say connect 2S7.4V battery to each port and would like to get 6V output for the servos or 7.4V ? Is there a jumper or???
Thks

thought i would jump in and explain. This unit does not have a regulator in it so the voltage you feed in is the voltage you get to servos. (Duane mentioned it correctly) 6.6V to 12.6V is the voltage range it can handle.
reason it goes up to 12V is due to JR Propo has 12V servos and this is one of the systems that can support them.

Kim Quenette

Originally Posted by kim3D

thought i would jump in and explain. This unit does not have a regulator in it so the voltage you feed in is the voltage you get to servos. (Duane mentioned it correctly) 6.6V to 12.6V is the voltage range it can handle.
reason it goes up to 12V is due to JR Propo has 12V servos and this is one of the systems that can support them.

Kim Quenette

Hey Kim, I just got this rx, my 1st with DMSS. I was wondering if I have to use the supplied soft switch or if any switch will work ???