72MHz Futaba 6EXAP_c11 6-Channel PCM Transmitter for Airplane and Helicopter Use  [6EXAP_c11]

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NZD$226.84
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
6EXAP_c11
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Overview and Practical Use of the Futaba 6EXAP_c11

The Futaba 6EXAP_c11 serves as a 6-channel PCM 72MHz radio for both airplane and helicopter modelling. Its control layout emphasizes trimming, dual-rate adjustment and common auxiliaries, while the LCD offers accessible programming and the unit includes a trainer link and charging connection for convenience between sessions.

Installation notes: fit a matching 72MHz receiver, confirm channels for aileron, elevator, rudder and auxiliaries, then use the MODE and SELECT keys to configure travel limits, dual rates and exponential curves. The LCD together with the DATA INPUT lever helps in making incremental settings; the trim levers are available for quick stick neutrality adjustments on the ground.

Key controls include a dual-rate selector for main flight surfaces, a flap dial usually assigned to channel 6, a landing gear switch normally on channel 5, and a throttle-cut control to shut down the engine when required. The trainer facility needs a standard trainer lead to link with an instructor transmitter.

Technical Details

  • Item 6-channel PCM transmitter for airplane and helicopter models
  • Material Not specified
  • Model Number 6EXAP_c11
  • Compatibility 72MHz airplane and helicopter receivers

As a practical, function-focused radio, the Futaba 6EXAP_c11 delivers the core programming, trims and auxiliary outputs most model flyers require for everyday flying and instruction.

You will need a compatible 72MHz receiver for your airplane or helicopter. Bind the receiver following its instructions and then verify channel outputs match control surfaces and auxiliaries.
Use the dedicated charging jack provided on the transmitter. Refer to the manual for charging times and battery type recommendations to avoid overcharging.
Yes. After installing the receiver, confirm servo connections and reassign channel outputs in the radio menu if your model requires the flap on a different channel.
The trainer link uses a standard trainer cord and basic switch activation, but you should review the transmitter settings to ensure the control transfer operates exactly as you expect during instruction.

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