Ma-RX42-S (SFHSS), Micro-SFHSS Receiver, for Futaba, 0.9 grams, Mini

 Ma-RX42-S (SFHSS), Micro-SFHSS Receiver, for Futaba, 0.9 grams, with ESC for coreless motors 
 
 Required transmitter: 
 You need a transmitter equipped with S-FHSS radio technology to use the receiver. The Futaba T6 J / T8 J / T 10 J transmitter is recommended . 
 
Name: Ma-RX42-S
Protocol: SFHSS (Futaba)
Size: 18.5 x 12.0 x 6.5 mm
Weight: 0.9 gr
Volt: 3.0 ~ 5.0 V
ESC: 5 A / 1 S (only suitable for coreless motors)
Connector size: JST 1.0 mm 3 PIN
Recommended channels: Futaba T6J, Futaba T8J, Futaba T10J
 
 Recommended parts for this receiver (not included): 
Servo: 1.7g servo with JST 1.0mm connector
Battery: 1S 3.7 V 100 mAh LiPo battery with 1.25 mm 2P connector
 
 Properties: 
Compatible with FUTABA transmitters.
Built-in 2A brushed ESC, supported external brushless ESC, no programming required.
 
 
 Initial setup & pairing: 
Insert the bind plug into the channel labeled "BIND" and switch on the receiver.
Set the failsafe protection for the throttle valve and user interface (recommended to keep the throttle valve to a minimum; the entire user interface is in the middle position). Hold down the bind button and turn on the remote control.
If the frequency changes, the receiver LED flashes from fast to slow. A few seconds after the end of the binding, the LED of the receiver remains lit. All fail-safe protection settings are successful.
Remove the bind plug from the "BIND" channel. Turn the receiver back on and all channels are working properly. To test the fail-safe function, roll the lever into the corner and switch off the control. The user interface and the throttle control return to the original position in which the failsafe was set.
 
 Note : 
 Not suitable for conventional wide voltage servos . 
 The reverse power supply damages the receiver. 
 Use a low voltage microservo when using a 1S battery.