The Receiver/Speed Control
Receiver/Electronic Speed Control:
Receives the signal
from the transmitter to control the model’s power and
direction of the motor.
Receiver Crystal:
Determines which channel it
will receive.
On/Off Switch:
Controls power to the receiver.
Receives the signal from the transmitter.
Power Plug:
Connects battery pack to the
receiver/speed control.
Steering Servo:
Controls steering movement.
Steering Servo Plug:
Receiver connection and
power supply.
Motor Plugs:
Power connection from the
speed control.
Changing Frequencies/Channels
The Micro radio operates on 27MHz AM and has 6 different frequencies/channels available. Simply put, a
frequency is like a TV channel. The transmitter you hold in your hand is like the TV station and the model
with the matching crystal is like your TV tuned exclusively to the channel of the station. The Micro radio
is equipped with changeable crystals that allow you to change the frequency/channel you operate on.
This is especially useful when you want to run a group of Losi Micro’s at the same time. When changing
crystals/channels, you must always replace the crystals as a set with one going in both the transmitter
and the receiver in the truck. Each of the 6 different channels are numbered and color-coded. Each set
includes a unique crystal for the receiver marked (Rx) and one from the transmitter marked (Tx). The
crystals are changed by gently pulling them out, later lining up the two pins of each crystal with its
socket, then carefully pushing the new crystals into place. DO NOT force them as damage can occur. If
they do not slide into the socket easily check for bent or misaligned pins.
Channel 1
Brown
26.995MHz
(LOSB1094)
Channel 2
Red
27.045MHz
(LOSB1095)
Channel 3
Orange
27.095MHz
(LOSB1096)
Channel 4
Yellow
27.145MHz
(LOSB1097)
Channel 5
Green
27.195MHz
(LOSB1098)
Channel 6
Bue
27.255MHz
(LOSB1099)
Making Adjustments
The following are simple adjustments and easily maintained settings that will assure proper operation
and performance. The Losi Micro Raminator comes from the factory with optimum settings, we suggest
first-time RC drivers leave these as they are and simply maintain them as necessary. Only after gaining
experience should new drivers try experimenting with different settings.
Battery Location Adjustment
With your Micro Raminator you are able to use your battery in 2 different locations. The vehicles stock
configuration is with the battery located in the Wheelie Bar as in Figure 1. This enables the vehicle to
pull instant wheelies while applying forward throttle. To adjust the balance of the Micro Raminator the
battery can be mounted into the chassis as in Figure 2. This is done be unscrewing the two Phillips head
screws (Figure 3) with the supplied Micro Screwdriver. When running this battery location the Micro
Raminator will not do wheel stands.
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On/Off
Switch
Steering
Servo
Servo Plug
Power Plug
Crystal
Socket
Receiver
Crystal
Motor Plug
Bottom
View
Figure 3
Figure 2
Figure 1
