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General| Channels | 10 |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Dual Rate | Yes |
| Exponential | Yes |
| Servo Reversing | Yes |
| Sub Trim | Yes |
| End Point Adjustment | Yes |
| Mix | Yes |
| Timer | Yes |
| Modulation | PPM, PCM |
| Frequency | 72MHz |
| Battery | 9.6V |
Details on obtaining further assistance and manual resources.
Information on contacting Futaba for assistance and recommended annual servicing.
Essential precautions to ensure safe operation of the radio system.
Highlights the key features and components of the 10C transmitter.
Details on different types of receivers compatible with the system.
Identifies and explains the controls for helicopter models.
Shows receiver output and channel connections for aircraft models.
Step-by-step instructions for charging the transmitter and receiver batteries.
How to adjust the spring tension of the control sticks for preferred feel.
Explains the Power Down mode for ground range checks.
Specific instructions for mounting the 2.4GHz receiver antennas for optimal signal.
Explains how to use the MODE button for menu navigation and selection.
Indicates an issue with loading model memory, possibly due to missing CAMPac.
Covers essential setup functions for ACRO models.
Function to choose and switch between different model memories.
Selects the programming type (ACRO, GLID, HELI) for the current model.
Adjusts the contrast and brightness of the LCD display screen.
Assigns functions to switches and logic combinations for activation.
Function to shut off the engine instantly with a switch flip.
Assigns auxiliary channels to switches, knobs, or sliders for custom functions.
Makes small adjustments to the neutral position of individual servos.
Provides a warning for airborne battery low-voltage conditions.
Defines different wing configurations like Simple, Twin Aileron, and Tail-less.
Mixes elevator input with flap movement for tighter turns.
Explains the function and types of gyroscopes used in models.
Covers essential setup functions for GLID model types.
Selects the appropriate glider type (e.g., GLID 1A+1F) for programming.
Covers various wing configurations like Flaperon and Camber Flap.
Step-by-step guide for initial helicopter setup.
Selects the helicopter swashplate type (e.g., H-1, HR3) for programming.
Sets throttle and collective pitch curves for optimal flight performance.
Holds the engine at idle for practicing autorotations.
Describes Normal, Heading-Hold, and Stick Priority gyro modes.
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