JR PCM9X II Programming

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N o t e on i ns t a lli ng f l a p s e r vos : Typical flap geometry
requires that the servo arms be significantly offset to
provide adequate down flap throw. This issue exists
because flaps typically have a large travel down (80 to
90 degrees) but very little up travel (less than 15
degrees). To achieve proper flap travel, it is necessary
that the right flap sub trim is set at 225 down and the
left flap sub trim is set at 225 up as a starting point.
Then when installing the flap servo arms, be sure the
spoiler stick is in the up position and camber lever is in
the middle position. Install the flap servo horns such that
they are angled approximately 30 degrees toward the
trailing edge (if the flaps have the control horn on the
bottom of the flap) or 30 degrees toward the leading edge
(if the flap control horn is on top of the flap) then adjust
the flap linkage such that the flaps are level. See Sub
Trim below for more details.
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JR PCM9X II Specifications

General

Brand	JR
Model	PCM9X II
Category	Receiver
Language	English