Futaba

Low cost 40MHz AM two channel reciever, Incorperates single chip design for improved reliability and a new moulded case with crystal protection. Ideal for use in model cars, boats and simple aircraft.

The Micro R114F receiver adds a new category to the Futaba range. This 40MHz version is ideal for smaller cars. This high quality receiver weighs only 10.9g with case and crystal. 2/3 size crystals can be used to minimize weight.

Supplied with the new 6JG radio set, the 6 channel R2006GS full range receiver is both small and light, and uses Futaba’s advanced FHSS transmission system for superior interference rejection. It can be used together with a wide range of Futaba transmitters, including 2PL, 3PL, 4PL, 4YFG and 6JG and can operate as both FHSS and S-FHSS.

The universal Futaba Rx model, one size fits all Rx for applications big or small

Primarily developed for helicopter usage but equally suitable for fixed wing models, this tiny new mid range FASST receiver weighs only 6.3g, but in S-Bus mode it offers 18 channel output! (3 channels in PWM mode) an is designed for small to medium sized models.

Primarily developed for helicopter usage but equally suitable for fixed wing models, this tiny new full range FASST receiver weighs only 7.2g, but in S-Bus mode it offers 18 channel output! (3 channels in PWM mode).

This 8ch receiver from Futaba differs from all previous receivers because it can run on 2 modes. There is a "Normal Mode" where the receiver works like all previous Futaba 2.4 GHz receivers but there is also a "High Speed" setting with high resolution for the demanding modeller

S.Bus System

Revolutionary, cutting-edge technology!

Imagine the possibilities…
Imagine using one cable and one receiver to control up to 16 servos. Imagine being able to plug in battery packs anywhere you want. Imagine a system that simplifies setup, yet gives you more programming power at the same time.
You can stop imagining, because the S.Bus system can do it all – and more. And if you can imagine a system that can do so much, you can also guess which company has already made it a reality: Futaba.

This receiver from Futaba differs from the previous 14ch receiver because it can run on 2 modes. There is a "Normal Mode" where the receiver works like all previous Futaba 2.4 GHz receivers but there is also a "High Speed" setting with high resolution for the demanding modeller