R2006GS receiver: overview and fitment
The Futaba R2006GS is an RC receiver intended to operate with Futaba 6J transmitters on 2.4GHz FHSS. This note highlights fitment choices, simple installation tips, and how the receiver integrates into tuning workflows for hobby models.
Because it is compact and lightweight, the R2006GS can be positioned in most touring car, buggy, or scale model radio bays. Flexible placement is an advantage, but routing the antenna and securing the module are crucial to maintain a stable RF link. Follow chassis or airframe guidance for antenna placement to reduce interference from motors and power cabling.
Installation and linkage are standard: bind the R2006GS to a Futaba 6J using the radio's binding sequence, locate the receiver away from heavy current paths, and use transmitter tools such as subtrim and endpoints to align servo travel and ESC behaviour. Program a reliable fail-safe on the 6J to define channel outputs if signal is lost.
For tuning and diagnosing issues, start with modest servo endpoints, keep mixes simple, confirm antenna orientation, and check for radio noise sources like noisy ESCs or frayed wiring. For intermittent links inspect connectors and solder joints, and increase separation from noisy electronics.
Specifications
- Item Receiver
- Model Number R2006GS
- Frequency 2.4GHz-FHSS
- Size 25.0 x 43.1 x 8.8mm
- Weight 8.5g
- Material Not specified
- Compatibility Futaba 6J transmitter
For NZ hobby use, the R2006GS pairs cleanly with a Futaba 6J radio and fits most model bays; focus on antenna routing and verify fail-safe settings for dependable operation.