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Robbe Modellsport he heritage brand in the world of radio-controlled (RC) modeling, renowned for its engineering precision and high-performance products. Based in Germany, Robbe designs, manufactures, and distributes a wide array of RC vehicles, including thermal gliders, hotliners, scale aircraft, helicopters, and model boats.
Beyond airframes and hulls, Robbe is well-regarded for its electronic components, marketed under lines such as Ro-Control a Ro-Power. These include brushless motors, electronic speed controllers (ESCs), servos, and battery systems designed to withstand the demands of hobbyist and competitive RC operation. Whether for leisure flying or precision competition, Robbe products are staples in the modeling community.
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The default throttle range is 1100µs to 1940µs. To calibrate, typically turn on your transmitter, move the throttle stick to the top position, connect the battery to the ESC, wait for the beep indicating programming mode, and then move the throttle stick to the bottom position.
For the Robbe Amplitude PNP/ARF Hotliner, the Center of Gravity (CG) is recommended to be 68-72mm behind the nose.
Batteries should not be left in the model after use. Disconnect them to prevent deep discharge. Store typically at storage voltage (approx. 3.8V per cell) in a cool, dry place.
Service inquiries and warranty claims should generally be directed to the dealer where the product was purchased. Robbe Modellsport also provides contact options via their official webpae.