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Throttle Arm Extension (#1)

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Availability	2 in stock
Weight	0.10 lbs
SKU	SS-TSA-1

Universal Throttle Arm Extension (#1)

New Throttle Arm!

This extension provides extra room between throttle arm and choke arm. Remove the existing throttle arms from the carb and slide this extension arm in place and tighten using the original screws.

Specifications:

LxWxH: 25.5x12x8mm
Efficient design

Lemon RX DSMP 7-CH RECEIVER (DSMX/DSM2 COMPATIBLE)

Description:

Lemon Rx DSMX Compatible 6-Channel Receiver + Lemon DSMX Compatible Satellite

Type:	DSMX Compatible Full Range Receiver
Number of Channel:	6
Modulation:	DSMX Compatible (Also DSM2 backward Compatible)
Band:	2.4 GHz
Dimension:	25(L) x 18(W) x 11(H) mm
Weight:	4.5 grams + 2.5 grams
Voltage Range:	3.45 - 8.4 V

Highlight
- FailSafe for all channels via press of a button
- DSMX Satellite port

Understanding the receiver

Setup Instruction

Binding

Plug bind plug to the receiver.
Provide power to the unit. LED flashes quickly.
Enable bind mode in transmitter and ensure distance separation of 2 meters from receiver. Solid LED light means binding is completed.
Remove bind plug.

Setting Failsafe

Start by binding the receiver to the transmitter in the normal way and proceed as follows to set failsafe
Ensure that transmitter and receiver are turned on.
Insert bind plug into the receiver (Note: to set failsafe, bind plug is applied only when the receiver is turned on).
Set transmitter controls to the desired failsafe positions.
Press the side pushbutton to memorize failsafe settings.
Observe that the green light at the end of the receiver turns on to indicate failsafe is set. (Repeat step 4 will cause the LED to turn off which means failsafe is disabled).
Remove bind plug.
Disconnect the power for at least 2 seconds and then reconnect the power again. Test failsafe by turning off the transmitter.