Futaba 6EXAP_c2 6-Channel FM Radio Set R136F Included [6EXAP_c2]

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£88.87

Brand:

Futaba

Model:

6EXAP_c2

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Futaba 6EXAP_c2 6-Channel FM Set for Versatile Model Control

The Futaba 6EXAP_c2 pairs a full-featured 6-channel transmitter with the R136F receiver and included S3003 servos to cover both basic and more demanding flight tasks. Adjustable dual-rate and a channel 6 flap control help you dial in handling for different models and flying conditions.

Essential Features Explained

Dual-Rate Switch: Select lower or full control throws on ailerons, elevator and rudder to match pilot skill and flight mode.
Flap Control Dial: The dedicated channel 6 knob lets you set flap positions smoothly for consistent approach behaviour.
Comprehensive LCD Display: Clear menu screens make programming and value checks straightforward.
Throttle-Cut Functionality: Use the throttle cut to securely stop the engine by closing the carburetor when required.
Trainer Switch: Connect a trainee transmitter via the trainer lead for hands-on instruction and safe handover of control.
Retractable Landing Gear Switch: Operate retractable gear from the channel 5 switch on models fitted with mechanised gear.

Specifications

Transmitter: T6EXAP with programmable mixing and 6-model memory
Frequency Band: 40 / 72 MHz
Modulation: FM (PPM) and PCM
Power Supply: 9.6V NT8S600B Ni-Cd or 12V alkaline battery
Current Drain: 250mA
Receiver: R136F narrow band, FM 6-channel
Receiving Band: 40 / 72 MHz
Size: 33.4 x 50.3 x 18.1mm
Weight: 27.8g

A pragmatic FM system that balances useful programming features with straightforward operation for a wide range of model flyers.

Is the Futaba 6EXAP_c2 suitable for aerobatic models?

Yes. By using the full-rate settings and proper servo setup you can get the control authority needed for basic aerobatic flying.

How do I confirm correct servo direction and travel?

Check servo direction using the transmitter trims and reverse settings, then set end points or subtrim so each control surface moves correctly without binding.

What maintenance should I perform on the radio gear?

Keep connectors and battery contacts clean, check antenna condition on the receiver, and verify binding and failsafe before every flying session.

Can this system be used with retractable gear installations?

Yes. The channel 5 switch is assigned for retractable landing gear control and works with standard gear servos or retract units when set up correctly.

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