Futaba 6PV-SBSE Off-Road and On-Road Tuning Kit [FP-6PV-SBSE]

Futaba 6PV-SBSE - 6PV 2.4Ghz Transmitter with R404SBS-E Receiver

Price:

AUD$435.33

Brand:

Futaba

Model:

FP-6PV-SBSE

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Responsive Handling with Futaba 6PV-SBSE

The Futaba 6PV-SBSE links a rugged 2.4Ghz transmitter to the R404SBS-E receiver to provide responsive steering and throttle control for RC cars. Its layout supports quick adjustments so you can adapt settings between heats, and the telemetry feed keeps you informed about battery and motor conditions.

Main Advantages

Live Telemetry: The R404SBS-E supplies on-the-fly data such as speed, battery voltage and temperature to the transmitter screen for practical in-field checks.
Comfortable Controller: Designed for long sessions, the transmitter grip and control placement reduce hand strain during practice or races.
Custom Setup Options: Program steering and throttle parameters to suit loose surfaces, carpet or asphalt track setups.
Strong Signal Performance: Futaba T-FHSS protocol helps keep the radio link secure in busy RC environments.

Specifications

Frequency: 2.4Ghz band
Channel Count: 6 channels available
Receiver: R404SBS-E
Telemetry: Supported

For drivers wanting a versatile, telemetry-capable radio that handles both off-road and on-road demands, the Futaba 6PV-SBSE is a practical upgrade for consistent lap times.

What surfaces is this set best for?

The flexibility of the programming makes the 6PV-SBSE suitable for a wide range of surfaces from dirt and gravel to carpet and sealed asphalt. Adjust settings to match grip levels.

Are spare receivers compatible with the system?

Yes, other Futaba receivers using T-FHSS can pair with the transmitter, but feature sets such as telemetry ports may vary between models so check compatibility before swapping.

How do I reduce steering twitch on entry?

Use expo and endpoint adjustments on the transmitter to soften initial steering response. Small increments and track testing will help find the right balance for smooth turn-in.

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