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January 15, 2025

Futaba T6PV Transmitter

Japanese radio manufacturer Futaba has announced their new T6PV Transmitter. The mid-level transmitter gets elements from their flagship T10PX such as being operable with T4PM+. With its full-colour display allowing for intuitive operation, the T6PV also supports the fastest system of ‘F-4G’ via R404SBS and R404SBS-E receivers. The key to ‘F-4G’ is it speeds up the cycle of transmitting information about steering, throttle, and other radio control operations to the receiver. The transmitter also supports ‘T-FHSS’, ‘S-FHSS’ and ‘MINI-Z’. *The R404SBS and R404SBS-E are receivers that support “F-4G”.

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December 4, 2024

Futaba T10PX Black Edition

Famed Japanese radio manufacturer Futaba has announced a new limited Black Edition of their high-end T10PX wheel transmitter. With the 10PX the radio of choice of record breaking three in a row Electric Touring Car World Champion Bruno Coelho, along with the exclusive black metallic Black Edition wheels and a subdued carbon-look body, the Black Edition also comes standard with an aluminium steering housing and aluminium brake lever that offer dramatically improved rigidity, making it suitable for entry into the racing scene.

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March 19, 2024

Futaba T10PX Aluminium Brake Trigger

Futaba has introduced a new accessory for its flagship T10PX transmitter with the release of an optional Aluminium Brake Trigger. A radio which World Champion Bruno Coelho switched to recently, complimenting the physical feel and range of the brake, the high-rigidity aluminium brake trigger was previously limited to one of the upgrades on the T10PX Limited Edition launched earlier this year. Now the Japanese manufacturer is offering it an option upgrade for the standard T10PX model.

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January 22, 2024

Futaba T10PX Limited Edition

New from Japanese radio manufacturer Futaba is the bling looking T10PX Limited Edition. Based on their popular T10PX transmitter, the ‘Limited Edition’ model gets a grey, gold chrome and carbon look as well as coming with a number of accessories to further adjust the ergonomics of the radio in the hand. Like the T10PX, the Limited Edition, which is being released in limited numbers, operates on Futaba’s new 4th Generation Communication System F-4G and telemetry communication, which was not possible with T-FHSS SR communication, can now be used.

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November 22, 2022

Futaba HPS-CB701 Nitro servo

Futaba has just introduced this new HPS-CB701 servo which is intended for nitro buggy and car use. The HPS servo series achieves amazing torque and low power consumption and is UR (Ultra Response) mode compatible. Featuring a 3 piece all aluminium casing, it features metal 1-3 stage gear and a metal final stage gear.

Source: Futaba [rc.futaba.co.jp]

April 13, 2022

Arena RC Futaba transmitter carbon handle

Arena RC Racing have produced this carbon handle for the Futaba 10PX, 7PX, 7PXLE, 7PXR & 4PM transmitters. Machined from 3mm carbon fibre, it is lightweight and the edges feature a machined chamfer for a smoother finish and more comfortable feel.

Source: Arena [rcmarket.com.hk]

November 11, 2021

Futaba T10PX transmitter

Futaba have released the latest iteration of the flagship 7PX series transmitter, the new T10PX. Featuring Futaba’s new 4th generation F-4G communication system, the response times have been greatly improved. Furthermore, telemetry communication, which was not possible with T-FHSS SR communication, can now be used. The radio also now features a new function called ‘Feeling’ that feels like it suits each driver. Finally, it now supports up to 10 channels.

Source: Futaba [rc.futaba.co.jp]

March 23, 2021

Futaba HPS-CB500 servo

Futaba have released their new HPS-CB500 servo, based on the popular Super Response HPS-CB700. Unlike the CB700, this version utilises plastic in place of an all alloy case, and the torque is lower at 26.9kg/cm at 7.4v but the rest of internals are the same with full metal gears and the company’s HPS motor technology for low power consumption and lower operation temperatures.

Source: Futaba [futaba.co.jp]