Debra
04-05-2006, 11:36 AM
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We just got our hands on the brand-new, 12-channel Futaba radio. Here's a snapshot of its many features:
> 12-channel transmitter with WFSS (Wireless Frequency Setting System) frequency synthesizer
> R5014 DSP 72MHz 14-channel synthesized receiver
> Advanced user interface programming
> Generation 3 (G3) PCM 2048 resolution brings superior processing speed. .40% faster than current 2048 resolution systems
> Lithium-ion TX battery pack with charger
> New rotary data manager with separate 4-direction cursor control toggle
> Easy to see, extra-large liquid crystal display allows rapid and accurate program navigation and adjustment
> 7 types of main wing and three types of tail programming for Airplanes,
> 7 swashplate types for helicopters
> 7 types of main wing and three types of tail programming for Gliders
> CF (Compact Flash) card optional
Want to learn more? We'll post updates as we test out this transmitter, and be sure to check out the full review coming soon in Model Airplane News.
http://www.modelairplanenews.com/pics/T12Screen.jpg
We just got our hands on the brand-new, 12-channel Futaba radio. Here's a snapshot of its many features:
> 12-channel transmitter with WFSS (Wireless Frequency Setting System) frequency synthesizer
> R5014 DSP 72MHz 14-channel synthesized receiver
> Advanced user interface programming
> Generation 3 (G3) PCM 2048 resolution brings superior processing speed. .40% faster than current 2048 resolution systems
> Lithium-ion TX battery pack with charger
> New rotary data manager with separate 4-direction cursor control toggle
> Easy to see, extra-large liquid crystal display allows rapid and accurate program navigation and adjustment
> 7 types of main wing and three types of tail programming for Airplanes,
> 7 swashplate types for helicopters
> 7 types of main wing and three types of tail programming for Gliders
> CF (Compact Flash) card optional
Want to learn more? We'll post updates as we test out this transmitter, and be sure to check out the full review coming soon in Model Airplane News.