2FR and 3FR transmitters

Model Airplane News, Jul 2001

Big news from Futaba concerns its 2- and 3-channel, single-stick transmitters. The 2FR and 3FR systems both feature V-tail mixing and servo-reversing for aileron and elevator, and because the aileron and rudder are controlled with one stick, the radio feels much like a conventional 4-channel. They are comfortable to hold, easy to operate and will make excellent, affordable entry-level radio systems. Because they come with lightweight airborne packs, they're also wellsuited to park flyer models.

Not all the goodies were reserved for beginners, though; Futaba also debuted its two, new, 6-channel PCM systems for airplanes and hells: the 6XAPS and the 6XHPS. The speed and precision afforded by the stepless 1024 PCM operation and the R138DP PCM receiver make them perfect for competition. They retain many of the useful features of previous 6X series radios, too.

Futaba, distributed by Great Planes, (800) 682-8948; www.greatplanes.com.

Copyright Air Age Publishing Jul 2001
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