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===Mounting the Microbeast PLUS unit===
==Mounting the Microbeast PLUS unit==
Attach the Microbeast PLUS unit by using one of the provided gyropads at a preferably low vibrating position on your helicopter such as the gyro platform or receiver platform. You may need to choose another type of mounting pad depending on the vibration pattern of your helicopter. For more information please ask you Microbeast PLUS dealer.<br />
Attach the Microbeast PLUS unit by using one of the provided 3M® gyropads at a preferably low vibrating position on your helicopter such as the gyro platform or receiver platform. You may need to choose another type of mounting pad depending on the vibration pattern of your helicopter. For more information please ask you Microbeast PLUS dealer.<br />
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<gallery>
The MICROBEAST PLUS unit can be attached '''flat or upright''' on the helicopter. However, the '''servo connector pins must always point towards the front or rear''' of the helicopter. The small white sensor pinboard on the side must always be inline with flight direction.<br />
File:MBplus flat.png
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File:MBplus upright.png
[[File:450 flat.jpg|noframe|x300px]]
<span style="position:relative;left:50px;top:0px">
[[File:450 upright.jpg|noframe|x300px]]
</span>
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'''Pay attention that the edges of the Microbeast PLUS unit are all parallel with the corresponding rotational axes of the helicopter!''' Especially make sure that the mounting platform is perpendicular to the main shaft! On the other hand it is not important that the unit is directly placed on the rotation axis (which is nearly impossible).<br/>
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<span style="position:relative;left:80px;top:0px">
[[File:Mounting_trex500.jpg|noframe|x250px]]
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'''There are eight possible mounting orientations:'''<br />
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<gallery mode="nolines" widths=200px>
File:orient1.jpg|flat, cover on top, servo connectors showing to front
File:orient2.jpg|upright, button on top, servo connectors showing to front
File:orient3.jpg|flat, cover showing to bottom, servo connectors showing to front
File:orient4.jpg|upright, button on bottom, servo connectors showing to front
</gallery>
</gallery>
The MICROBEAST PLUS unit can be attached flat or upright and even upside down under the helicopter. However, the servo connector pins must always point toward the front (or rear) of the helicopter.<br />
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[[Image:Mounting TRex500.png|616px|border]]<br/>
<gallery mode="nolines" widths=200px>
File:orient5.jpg|flat, cover on top, servo connectors showing to rear
File:orient6.jpg|upright, button on top, servo connectors showing to rear
File:orient7.jpg|flat, cover showing to bottom, servo connectors showing to rear
File:orient8.jpg|upright, button on bottom, servo connectors showing to rear
</gallery>
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Pay attention that the edges of the Microbeast PLUS unit are all parallel with the corresponding axes of the helicopter! And be sure that the mounting platform is perpendicular to the main shaft!

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==Mounting the Microbeast PLUS unit==
Attach the Microbeast PLUS unit by using one of the provided 3M® gyropads at a preferably low vibrating position on your helicopter such as the gyro platform or receiver platform. You may need to choose another type of mounting pad depending on the vibration pattern of your helicopter. For more information please ask you Microbeast PLUS dealer.
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The MICROBEAST PLUS unit can be attached '''flat or upright''' on the helicopter. However, the '''servo connector pins must always point towards the front or rear''' of the helicopter. The small white sensor pinboard on the side must always be inline with flight direction.</p>
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Image:450 flat.jpg
Image:450 upright.jpg
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<p>
'''Pay attention that the edges of the Microbeast PLUS unit are all parallel with the corresponding rotational axes of the helicopter!''' Especially make sure that the mounting platform is perpendicular to the main shaft! On the other hand it is not important that the unit is directly placed on the rotation axis (which is nearly impossible).</p>
<br />
<div class="noprint">
<gallery widths="500" heights="250" mode="nolines" style="padding:5px 130px; ">
Image:Mounting_trex500.jpg
</gallery>
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<p>
'''There are eight possible mounting orientations:'''
<gallery mode="nolines" widths=200px>
File:orient1.jpg|flat, cover on top, servo connectors showing to front
File:orient2.jpg|upright, button on top, servo connectors showing to front
File:orient3.jpg|flat, cover showing to bottom, servo connectors showing to front
File:orient4.jpg|upright, button on bottom, servo connectors showing to front
</gallery>
<gallery mode="nolines" widths=200px>
File:orient5.jpg|flat, cover on top, servo connectors showing to rear
File:orient6.jpg|upright, button on top, servo connectors showing to rear
File:orient7.jpg|flat, cover showing to bottom, servo connectors showing to rear
File:orient8.jpg|upright, button on bottom, servo connectors showing to rear
</gallery>
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Mounting the Microbeast PLUS unit

Attach the Microbeast PLUS unit by using one of the provided 3M® gyropads at a preferably low vibrating position on your helicopter such as the gyro platform or receiver platform. You may need to choose another type of mounting pad depending on the vibration pattern of your helicopter. For more information please ask you Microbeast PLUS dealer.

The MICROBEAST PLUS unit can be attached flat or upright on the helicopter. However, the servo connector pins must always point towards the front or rear of the helicopter. The small white sensor pinboard on the side must always be inline with flight direction.

noframe noframe


Pay attention that the edges of the Microbeast PLUS unit are all parallel with the corresponding rotational axes of the helicopter! Especially make sure that the mounting platform is perpendicular to the main shaft! On the other hand it is not important that the unit is directly placed on the rotation axis (which is nearly impossible).

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There are eight possible mounting orientations:

  • flat, cover on top, servo connectors showing to front
    flat, cover on top, servo connectors showing to front
  • upright, button on top, servo connectors showing to front
    upright, button on top, servo connectors showing to front
  • flat, cover showing to bottom, servo connectors showing to front
    flat, cover showing to bottom, servo connectors showing to front
  • upright, button on bottom, servo connectors showing to front
    upright, button on bottom, servo connectors showing to front


  • flat, cover on top, servo connectors showing to rear
    flat, cover on top, servo connectors showing to rear
  • upright, button on top, servo connectors showing to rear
    upright, button on top, servo connectors showing to rear
  • flat, cover showing to bottom, servo connectors showing to rear
    flat, cover showing to bottom, servo connectors showing to rear
  • upright, button on bottom, servo connectors showing to rear
    upright, button on bottom, servo connectors showing to rear


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