Futaba 6EXHP Radio Control System Instruction Manual

Futaba 6EXHP is a 6-channel PCM/PPM(FM) selectable radio control system for helicopters. It is designed to make initial setup and field-tuning of your helicopter easier and more accurate than using a non-computer radio. This system is suitable for beginners and sport enthusiasts, but in order to make the best use of your Futaba 6EXHP and to operate it safely, you must carefully read all of the instructions.


Futaba 6EXHP Radio Control System Instruction Manual - cover page
Brand
Futaba
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
24
File format
PDF
File size
3.7 MB
Published
09 August, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
64150284AED1D8B17FF62B29FDE1310D

About this manual

The Futaba 6EXHP is a digital proportional R/C helicopter system that supports both FM (PPM) and PCM modulation. It features a compact, ergonomically designed transmitter with an LCD display, adjustable-length control sticks, and six independent model memories. The system allows users to easily perform initial setup and field-tuning for safer and more accurate operation.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Transmitter controls
  • Radio installation
  • Receiver connections
  • Charging batteries
  • Programming controls
  • Model select function
  • Servo reversing
  • Dual Rate settings
  • Throttle hold function

Specifications

ModulationFM(PPM) and PCM
Frequency Bands35, 40, 41, or 72 MHz band
Power Supply (Transmitter)9.6V Ni-Cd battery or 12V alkaline battery
Current Drain (Transmitter)250mA
Power Requirement (Receiver R136F)4.8V or 6V
Output Torque (Servo S3001)44.4oz-in [3.2kg-cm]

Frequently asked questions

What modulation types does the Futaba 6EXHP support?

The system transmits in both FM (PPM) and PCM by selecting the modulation or cycling the transmitter.

How many models can be stored in the system?

The T6EXHP transmitter includes memory for six different models.

What is the recommended order for turning on and off the system?

Always turn on the transmitter first, then the receiver. When turning off, always turn off the receiver first.

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