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Narrow band: 7 KHz or better |
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Weight (receiver with crystal): 9.5 grams |
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Weight (case): 3.5 grams |
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Dimensions: See drawing |
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Operating voltage: 3.6 ~ 6.0 Volt * |
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Operating range: Line-of-sight |
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Crystal: Berg, R/C-Direct or JR |
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APD
auto pulse detection will work with
all ppm FM transmitters |
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Output channels: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 or 5 programmable |
Notes:
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Receiver
will operate with full range on a 3-cell NiCad pack, thus allowing
for single-cell failure. It should be noted that the servo response
will become [much] slower when operated under these conditions.
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Receiver is reverse-voltage protected; this means that accidental reversal
of battery voltage will not destroy it. |
Click here for
the instruction manual
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The new berg5*DSP receiver deserves the name micro-P -- after all, it has a tiny
micro-Processor (micro computer) on board the micro processor performs all the critical signal decoding in software
contrary to the pulse detection you will find in other, older receivers, the
control pulses are digitally measured and verified to be valid, before the are
passed on to the servos. This unique Digital Signal Processing technique (DSP) results in uncanny
solid servo lock during flight; even if short losses of signal occur, the
berg-designed DSP decoder passes on only valid control signals on to your
airplane.
this way, you get the security of digitally-supervised signal processing
similar to that achieved in much more expensive PCM radio control systems,
without the long recovery delay disadvantages of PCM
Now with TSR (Transmitter signal recognition) , the berg rx learns your
transmitter signature allowing the berg rx to ignore other transmitters.
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