Futaba 2PL_C1 Off-Road and On-Road 2-Channel AM Radio [2PL_C1]

Futaba 2PL 2-Channel AM 27MHz/ R152JE/ 2xS3003

Price:

AUD$110.89

Brand:

Futaba

Model:

2PL_C1

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Futaba 2PL_C1 reliable AM system for club and casual racing

The Futaba 2PL_C1 2-Channel AM Radio is built to deliver steady, predictable control for a wide range of RC cars. Included S3003 servos offer consistent torque for steering and throttle duties.

What the Futaba 2PL_C1 Provides

Efficient Programming: One-button setup makes configuring the transmitter quick and user friendly for beginners and experienced drivers alike.
Model Memory: Store up to ten different setups so you can swap between cars without reprogramming each time.
Steering Dual Rate: The dual rate control on the grip allows in-run steering sensitivity changes to match track conditions.
Adjustable End Points: Limit servo travel for safer operation and to fine-tune travel ranges for your setup.
ABS Braking: Programmable brake pulsing helps reduce wheel lock and keeps the car stable when you brake hard.

Specifications

Servo Speed: 0.23 sec/60° @ 4.8V; 0.19 sec/60° @ 6V
Torque: 44.3 oz/in @ 4.8V; 56.8 oz/in @ 6V
Size: 1.59"L x 0.78"W x 1.42"H (40.4x19.8x36mm)
Weight: 1.31 oz (37.2g)
Connector: "J" type with approx. 5" lead

For hobbyists wanting dependable AM control and simple tuning options, the Futaba 2PL_C1 is a fuss-free system that covers the essentials for both on-road and off-road setups.

Is the Futaba 2PL_C1 suitable for beginners?

Yes, the one-button programming and clear trims make it approachable for newcomers, while the tuning options still satisfy experienced flyers and drivers.

Can I adjust steering throw on the fly?

The grip-mounted steering dual rate allows quick adjustments during a run so you can reduce or increase steering sensitivity without stopping.

What surfaces work best with ABS enabled?

ABS pulsing is most useful on low to medium grip surfaces where wheel lock and snap oversteer are a concern; test different pulse rates to find the best setting for your track.

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