JR X9303 2.4 User Manual

Step #1 Servo Assignment
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Channel Assignment
Important: In glider mode, the channel assignment
(servo lead positions in the receiver) of the X9303
2.4 is different than previous JR radios. This new
channel assignment has two important advantages:
• It allows a 6-channel receiver to be used to
control the 6 functions commonly found on
full-function Sailplanes.
• It locates commonly mixed channels, like right
and left ailerons, right and left flaps, rudder and
elevator for (V-tail), next to each other in the data
stream minimizing synchronizing delay issues.
Install the servos in the correct location in the receiver per
the chart and illustration below.
Servo Channel # Receiver Position
Left Aileron 1 Throttle
Right Aileron 2 Aileron
Elevator 3 Elevator
Rudder 4 Rudder
Right Flap 5 Gear
Left Flap 6 Flap/ Aux. 1
ON
OFF
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4.8V 1100mAh
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Note: The flap and aileron servos should be positioned such that their output shafts are oriented facing outward
towards the wing tips.
Left Aileron
Right Aileron
Elevator
Rudder
Right Flap
Left Flap
Switch
Receiver
Battery
Charge
Connection
DSC
Connection

JR X9303 2.4 Specifications

General

Brand	JR
Model	X9303 2.4
Category	Remote Control
Language	English