2.4GHz FHSS Receiver Futaba R2104GF 4CH  [R2104GF]

Futaba R2104GF 4-Channel 2.4GHz FHSS Receiver
Price:
£40.44
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
R2104GF
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4-Channel FHSS Receiver for Small Models

The Futaba R2104GF is a compact FHSS 2.4GHz receiver offering four channels for basic control needs on radio-controlled models. It provides the interface between a Futaba transmitter and on-board servos and ESCs for steering, throttle and simple auxiliary control.

Its compact dimensions make it suitable for cramped chassis spaces where routing and clearance are a concern. When installing, secure the receiver with low-profile foam or velcro, route the antenna clear of the motor and ESC wiring, and confirm transmitter binding before operating the model.

Use the receiver as a steady channel source while you dial in endpoint and rate settings from your transmitter. The R2104GF's four-channel layout covers common servo and ESC setups without extra hardware and FHSS helps maintain a reliable link in everyday model use.

Specifications

  • Item: Futaba R2104GF 4-channel FHSS receiver
  • Model Number: R2104GF
  • Frequency: 2.4GHz
  • Channels: 4CH
  • Size: 39x26x10mm
  • Weight: 8.0g

Compact and dependable, the Futaba R2104GF suits projects that need a straightforward four-channel receiver with minimal space impact and straightforward setup procedures.

Check that your transmitter supports Futaba FHSS 2.4GHz protocol; the R2104GF requires a transmitter capable of that protocol to bind and operate.
Yes. Use thin foam or velcro to reduce vibration transfer to the receiver, which helps prevent intermittent signal issues and keeps connectors stable.
The unit offers four channel outputs via standard servo connectors; typical setups use one ESC and up to three servos or another valid combination within four channels.
Ensure the transmitter is in the correct FHSS bind mode, check battery levels, confirm antenna placement, and try rebinding following the Futaba binding guide to restore the connection.

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