Futaba 4-Channel R2104GF 2.4GHz FHSS Receiver  [R2104GF]

Futaba R2104GF 4-Channel 2.4GHz FHSS Receiver
Price:
AUD$76.81
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
R2104GF
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Small Footprint 4-Channel Receiver

The Futaba R2104GF is a compact, four-channel FHSS 2.4GHz receiver designed to offer a straightforward radio link for small electric models. It connects a Futaba transmitter to servos and ESCs, providing reliable channel outputs for essential controls.

Installation benefits from the receiver's minimal size, allowing placement in tight chassis spaces where routing options are limited. Place the antenna away from high current wiring, mount the unit with thin foam or velcro, and verify successful binding with your transmitter before finalising installation.

During setup the receiver gives a consistent channel feed while you adjust endpoints and rates from the transmitter. The R2104GF covers routine servo and ESC configurations without extra modules, and FHSS operation helps maintain a robust link during normal model use.

Specifications

  • Item: Futaba R2104GF 4-channel FHSS receiver
  • Model Number: R2104GF
  • Frequency: 2.4GHz
  • Channels: 4CH
  • Size: 39x26x10mm
  • Weight: 8.0g

For tight-fit installations that require a simple, reliable four-channel link, the Futaba R2104GF is a compact and practical receiver option that streamlines basic tuning and setup tasks.

Configure end points and dual-rate settings from your Futaba transmitter while observing servo movement; the receiver will relay those settings once bound and powered.
Keep the antenna extended and clear of metal components and ESC power leads; avoid coiling the wire and place it vertically where possible for best reception.
The R2104GF provides four native channels; adding more channels would require a compatible Futaba-compatible expansion module or a different receiver with greater channel capacity.
Confirm the antenna routing, ensure the receiver is clear of noise sources, check the transmitter is on the correct FHSS mode, and rebind if necessary to restore a stable connection.

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