Futaba R304SB Telemetry Receiver 2.4GHz T-FHSS 4-Channel  [R304SB]

Futaba R304SB Receiver 2.4Ghz T-FHSS 4-Channel Telemetry Enabled Receiver for 4PLS
Price:
NZD$93.90
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
R304SB
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Precision telemetry with the Futaba R304SB

The Futaba R304SB operates on the T-FHSS 2.4GHz band to give four-channel control plus telemetry when paired with a Futaba 4PLS transmitter. It delivers dependable feedback suitable for both racing and scale models.

Compact fit for tight radio bays

Measuring 35.1x23.2x8.5mm and weighing only 6.6g, the R304SB is designed to occupy minimal space so you can tidy receiver bays and retain model balance.

Broad voltage compatibility

Supporting 4.8V to 7.4V operation, the receiver integrates with the common pack voltages used across many RC platforms without extra power hardware.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 35.1x23.2x8.5mm
  • Weight: 6.6g
  • Operating Voltage: 4.8V - 7.4V

For modelers using a Futaba 4PLS, the Futaba R304SB is a compact telemetry option that balances size and functionality for everyday RC use.

Is the R304SB the right receiver for a small electric plane?

Yes, the R304SB's small size and low weight make it well suited to small electric airframes, provided your transmitter supports T-FHSS and you follow recommended antenna placement.

How do I view telemetry on a Futaba 4PLS?

After binding the R304SB to a 4PLS, use the transmitter's telemetry menu to assign and view voltage and other available telemetry channels as described in the 4PLS manual.

Will the receiver add noticeable weight to my model?

At 6.6g the R304SB is very light and typically adds negligible weight. Place it close to the centre of gravity to minimise any impact on balance.

Can I use the R304SB with different battery setups?

Yes, as long as the supply provides between 4.8V and 7.4V. That range covers most standard single-cell and multi-cell arrangements used in RC models.

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