6EXAP_c6 by Futaba — 6-Channel FM Flight Transmitter for Aircraft Models  [6EXAP_c6]

Price:
NZD$260.77
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
6EXAP_c6
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Radio system overview

The Futaba 6EXAP_c6 transmitter provides six-channel FM control tailored to radio-controlled airplanes and helicopters, with a focus on straightforward channel mapping, trims and a basic instructor link rather than telemetry. Primary controls are the dual stick layout for aileron/elevator and throttle/rudder, individual trim levers, a multi-position dual-rate switch and a flap control assigned to channel 6.

Setup uses the supplied R136F receiver format and standard servo leads for installation and binding. Navigation of travel adjustments, exponential curves and trainer setup is handled through the LCD and MODE/SELECT controls. Installation-relevant items include a charge socket for the transmitter battery, a visible antenna for RF output and a trainer socket to connect to a second transmitter with a trainer lead.

On the flying field, the dual-rate switch lets pilots select full or reduced control throws and can be used in conjunction with exponential settings. The flap dial moves channel 6 output for precise flap positions, while a gear switch operates a gear servo on channel 5. The throttle-cut control provides an immediate shutdown action for compatible nitro engines when used with the throttle at idle.

Specifications

  • Item 6-channel FM transmitter for aircraft models
  • Material Not specified by manufacturer
  • Model Number 6EXAP_c6
  • Compatibility Airplane & Helicopter models

Pilots seeking a dependable, entry-style 6-channel FM radio with flap, gear and trainer functions will find the Futaba 6EXAP_c6 well suited to routine setup and training flights.

Binding is performed using the receiver's bind procedure while the transmitter is in its bind mode; follow the R136F instructions and the transmitter's LCD prompts to complete the link.
Yes, the flap dial gives direct control of channel 6 output and you can use the transmitter travel adjustment menus to set end points for precise flap movement.
Connect the gear servo to the receiver channel labeled for gear (channel 5). Ensure correct polarity for power and signal and secure the servo ground and VCC leads to avoid intermittent faults.
Use the specified charger and the transmitter charging jack. Monitor charging and avoid leaving batteries unattended; follow the battery manufacturer's recommendations for safe charging practices.

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