Futaba 12FGA Advanced 12-Channel Radio System with R5114DPS and Four S9252 Servos  [12FGA_C1]

Futaba 12FGA 12-Channel (M1) PCM/ 40MHz/ R5114DPS/ 4xS9252
Price:
NZD$1,319.98
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
12FGA_C1
Condition:
Brand New
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Flight-Grade Radio: Futaba 12FGA 40MHz Transmitter

The Futaba 12FGA stands out as a robust radio for RC flying. Targeted at pilots who expect dependable control, this system provides the refined response and setup flexibility that experienced flyers appreciate. It is suitable for both fixed wing and rotorcraft operation.

Resolution and Modulation Options

Powered by PCM G3 with 2048 resolution, the 12FGA offers fine-grain control resolution. It also supports legacy 1024 PCM and FM/PPM, giving compatibility across older gear. The built-in synthesized R5114DPS receiver can be set to Mode A for normal conditions or Mode B to handle higher RF traffic at busy venues.

Extensive Setup Choices

The system includes 24 preset model types and eight flight conditions so you can prepare different setups for varied flying styles. It caters for six no-tail wing layouts and eight helicopter swash arrangements, making it easy to adapt to many airframes. Adjustable VDR and expo let you smooth control inputs for cleaner manoeuvres.

Controls Designed for Long Sessions

Ergonomic touches on the 12FGA aim to reduce fatigue while keeping precise input control. Quad-bearing gimbals ensure smooth stick action and adjustable tension plus detents let each pilot dial in their preferred feel. Front slider switches allow quick mid-flight adjustments.

Specifications

  • Operating System: 2-stick, 12 channels, PCM-G3 synthesizer system
  • Modulation: PCM-G3, PCM 1024, FM/PPM switchable
  • Receiver Frequency: US-only 72MHz bands
  • Receiver Size: 52mm x 37.5mm x 16.5mm
  • Servo Speed: 0.14 sec/60° at 4.8V
  • Servo Torque: 92 oz-in (6.6 kg-cm) at 4.8V
  • Transmitter Battery: 7.2V 1700mAh NiMH

For pilots refining handling or testing new setups, the Futaba 12FGA supplies the tuning options and link reliability needed to get consistent flight results.

Use the model memory menu to select a slot, set your servo endpoints, mixes and trims, then save. Preset model types speed up the initial configuration.
Yes. The synthesized receiver lets you manage frequencies and Mode B improves tolerance to crowded RF, which is useful at club meets.
Ensure servos meet the required torque and speed for the control surface, set endpoints to prevent binding, and tune expo to harmonise responses across surfaces.

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