6EXAP_c7 Futaba 6-Channel PCM 35MHz Transmitter Pack (R136HP, 4 S3003)  [6EXAP_c7]

Price:
AUD$272.92
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
6EXAP_c7
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What the Futaba 6EXAP offers

The Futaba 6EXAP is supplied as a complete six-channel flight transmitter option aimed at model pilots who prefer physical switches and knobs over deep menu programming. It supports both fixed-wing and rotorcraft layouts and provides direct access to commonly adjusted flight parameters.

Channel mapping is set up so that channels 1, 2 and 4 operate main flight surfaces; channel 3 is throttle; channel 5 controls retractable landing gear; and channel 6 is used for flap operation when a flap servo is connected. The top-panel switches and dials allow quick changes to dual rates, exponential curves and a throttle-cut safety feature for ground handling.

  • Controls: Dual-rate selector for aileron, elevator and rudder; dedicated flap dial for channel 6; separate trim levers per axis; throttle-cut button; trainer switch; and a retract gear switch assigned to channel 5.
  • Interface: LCD readout with MODE and SELECT buttons, DATA INPUT lever for parameter edits, charging port and main on/off switch.
  • Included electronics indicated in model name: R136HP receiver and four S3003 servos are referenced by the product designation.
  • Antenna practice: Ensure the antenna is fully extended before flight to preserve range and lower interference risk with other operators.

Specifications

  • Item Futaba 6EXAP 6-Channel PCM transmitter package
  • Model Number 6EXAP_c7
  • Frequency 35MHz PCM
  • Included R136HP receiver, 4x S3003 servos (as indicated by product name)
  • Material Not specified
  • Compatibility Designed for airplane and helicopter receivers supporting PCM 35MHz

The 6EXAP kit presents a tidy transmitter layout that keeps important flight controls physically accessible, easing tuning and setup for basic six-channel airframes and helicopters.

Flap control is provided on channel 6 through the dedicated flap dial, whereas the retractable landing gear is operated on channel 5 using the gear switch. Verify servo wiring to the receiver matches these assignments prior to flight.
Adjusting dual rates alters maximum control surface travel, which can dramatically change responsiveness. Lower rates tame responsiveness for smoother flying, while higher rates increase agility; pair rate changes with trim and exponential adjustments to balance feel.
Use the trainer switch with a master transmitter by connecting a trainer lead and following the master transmitter's linking steps. Confirm channel mapping and control transfer before allowing the trainee full control.
Always extend the antenna completely and inspect it for bends or breaks. Replace the antenna if damaged, since imperfect aerials reduce range and can increase the chance of interference with nearby systems.

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