Model Boat Mayhem
Mess Deck: General Section => Model Boating => Topic started by: Chaz1940 on August 16, 2012, 05:12:29 pm
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Hi everybody,
I have a radio link 2.4gh system Type T6EAP but no manual,
can you please tell me how to range check!!
Many thanks Chaz
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If you PM me with an email address I can send a copy of the T4U manual to you. It's a pdf and Mayhem does not let us exchange pdfs....
Might help...
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Alternatively, download from here: http://radiolink.com.cn/doce/download-default-cid-7-page-1.html (http://radiolink.com.cn/doce/download-default-cid-7-page-1.html) :-)) :-))
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I have downloaded manual from site suggested, but range checking is not mentioned at all which seems to be odd.
As an aside I normally use "Firefox" browser and all you get from the file is a load of gobbledegoog in an HTM format file.
When I tried with Internet explorer it gave me the PDF version.
Many thanks for your help.
chaz :-)
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" but range checking is not mentioned at all which seems to be odd."
Attach a white piece of card / paper to the rudder with a paper clip and walk away backwards! :-))
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I have downloaded manual from site suggested, but range checking is not mentioned at all which seems to be odd.
Aha - just like a Rolls Royce, the range is specified as 'Adequate for all circumstances'!! {-) {-)
As an aside I normally use "Firefox" browser and all you get from the file is a load of gobbledegoog in an HTM format file.
When I tried with Internet explorer it gave me the PDF version.
I use Opera and had no problems. If anyone has any problems, PM me with an email and I will translate it and send a proper PDF.
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Firefox (version 14.0.1) : There is some confusion over the file name extension.
Solution is to download and save to disk, then reset the extension name on
the file to '.pdf'
Richard
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Hi all
Great response especially the White paper solution and file extension fix.
Many thanks Chaz :}
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Good luck with the white paper. I did a range check on a T4U last year - the results are here:
http://www.modelboatmayhem.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=35862.0 (http://www.modelboatmayhem.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=35862.0)
You will see that it was working out to 2200ft at ground level. That's an awful long way to see a piece of paper wagging! In fact, it's a long way to go and leave a piece of equipment unattended, so I suspect that you will actually have a helper with a mobile phone...