Futaba RF_PK-FSM2.4G Hobbyist 2.4GHz RF Module  [RF_PK-FSM2.4G]

Futaba PK-FSM2.4GHz RF Module
Price:
AUD$139.55
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
RF_PK-FSM2.4G
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Futaba RF_PK-FSM2.4G One-Way RF Module for Hobby Use

The Futaba RF_PK-FSM2.4G provides reliable 2.4GHz spread spectrum communication aimed at hobby pilots and drivers. Its design focuses on straightforward integration and steady link quality without added complexity.

Compatibility and Range Behaviour

Operating as a one-way system, the Futaba RF_PK-FSM2.4G supports both PPM and HRS through auto-detection so it adapts to common setups. The module lists a maximum operating range of 80m under optimum conditions, which covers most local club fields and tracks.

Security Features and Pairing

Built-in protections include Fail-Safe (F/S), Battery Fail-Safe (B-F/S), and an ID system offering about four billion pairing combinations. These features minimise the chance of accidental cross-linking and provide predictable safety responses.

Specifications

  • Communication Method: One-way operation system
  • Mode: PPM, HRS (Auto-detect)
  • Maximum Operating Range: 80m (optimum condition)
  • Safety Features: F/S, B-F/S, ID system
  • Transmission Arena: 1/2 mono pole

A no-nonsense module for hobbyists seeking reliable 2.4GHz control with straightforward safety functions.

Can I use this with my PPM receiver?

Yes. The module auto-detects PPM signals and will operate with receivers expecting a one-way PPM input, provided wiring and connectors match.

What maintenance does it need?

Routine checks include verifying secure connectors and intact antenna. There are no user serviceable parts inside the module.

Will it work in crowded RF environments?

The ID system and spread spectrum help, but heavy local RF traffic can still affect range. Test in your typical venue to confirm behaviour.

How do I set the fail-safe positions?

Fail-Safe and Battery Fail-Safe settings are typically configured on the transmitter or receiver side; consult the relevant manual to save preferred channel positions.

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