Futaba SBS-02G High Precision GPS Sensor for RC  [FP-SBS-02G]

Futaba SBS-02G - GPS Sensor 01102290-1
Price:
£86.04
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
FP-SBS-02G
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Accurate Positioning for Competitive and Hobby Use

The Futaba SBS-02G GPS Sensor supplies dependable positional and velocity data to compatible Futaba equipment, assisting pilots and drivers in achieving repeatable lines and consistent lap performance. It is suited to anyone wanting clearer navigation feedback.

Practical Advantages of the Futaba SBS-02G

Compatible with a range of Futaba receivers, the SBS-02G provides the essential GPS feed for telemetry and logging. The unit's solid construction handles typical hobby environments and supports both circuit and off-road activity. Reliable coordinate reporting helps you measure setup changes and driving technique more accurately.

Specifications

  • Compatibility: Works with various Futaba receivers
  • Functionality: Provides real-time GPS data
  • Durability: Built to endure diverse environmental conditions

For model enthusiasts focused on precise tracking and data-driven setup, the Futaba SBS-02G GPS Sensor is a worthwhile addition to enhance telemetry and vehicle control.

What telemetry data can the SBS-02G provide?

The sensor provides position and motion data which can be used for speed, heading and location logging when your receiver and transmitter support those telemetry fields.

Does the GPS require any special setup in the radio?

Some receivers need the GPS input assigned or enabled in the radio setup. Refer to your receiver and transmitter manuals to configure data channels and telemetry screens.

How long does it take to get a satellite fix?

Initial fix times vary with signal conditions and view of the sky. In clear conditions you should expect a fix within a few minutes; repeated use improves time to lock.

Can the sensor be used on fixed wing aircraft?

The unit will provide position data for various platforms, but ensure mounting, antenna orientation and vibration isolation suit the airframe to avoid signal loss and false readings.

Are there any common troubleshooting steps?

Check power and connector integrity, confirm receiver compatibility, and verify the antenna has a clear view of the sky. Rebooting the system and rechecking settings often resolves basic issues.

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