FTX is a diverse consumer brand primarily known for its range of hobby-grade radio-controlled (RC) cars and trucks, as well as office and home electronic accessories.
FTX is a widely recognized brand in the radio control (RC) hobby industry, specializing in entry-level to mid-range RC vehicles. Established as a go-to choice for newcomers and enthusiasts alike, FTX offers an extensive lineup of electric and nitro-powered off-road buggies, monster trucks, rock crawlers, and street cars. Their popular models, such as the Vantage, Carnage, and Outback, are designed to provide affordable performance with ready-to-run (RTR) convenience and broad spare parts availability.
Beyond the hobby sector, the FTX brand name appears on a variety of consumer electronics and home office solutions. This includes ergonomic articulated monitor arms, TV wall mounts, biometric time & attendance recorders, and household appliances like portable clothes dryers.
Nòt: Pwofesyonèl mak sa afile refers to the manufacturer of physical goods and electronics. It is unrelated to the defunct cryptocurrency exchange of the same name.
Dènye manyèl yo soti nan manuals+ òganize pou mak sa a.
Do you have a manual for an FTX RC car, monitor mount, or electronic device? Upload it here to help other owners.
Kesyon komen sou manyèl, anrejistreman, ak sipò pou mak sa a.
No. The manuals and products listed on this page belong to the manufacturer of radio-controlled cars and other consumer electronics, which is a completely separate entity from the cryptocurrency trading platform.
Spare parts for FTX models are widely available through their distributor network and official website. Refer to the exploded view diagram in your specific model's manual to identify part numbers.
Most FTX monitor arms feature a tension adjustment screw located on the joint. Use the included Allen key to turn the screw clockwise to increase tension (for heavier screens) or counter-clockwise to decrease it (for lighter screens).
Ensure the fingerprint sensor is clean and free of dust. If the device is used outdoors or in bright light, shielding the sensor may help. You can also try re-enrolling the user's fingerprint or using the facial recognition feature if available.