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6DA
This item is discontinued.
Please see our radio systems index for a list of current products.
 Setup Versatility Without Programming Complexity.
Enjoying the best of today's flight systems doesn't require a Ph.D in computer programming—just Futaba's 6DA. And all it takes to use all of its enormous performance-enhancing potential is the tiny screwdriver provided.
There are no codes to use, no routines to memorize—just simple dip switches and pots. Apply experience with the screwdriver, and a perfect setup takes shape with amazing speed and exceptional accuracy.
Add in the 6DA's other refinements and conveniences, and it looks more and more like the perfect way to put the simple fun back into flying.
- Trim center detent on the electronic trims make it easy to find trim center by feel alone—great for staying focused in-flight.
- Includes trainer system for teaching or learning—automatically turns off when the spring-loaded switch is released.
- High-capacity 600mAh Sanyo® transmitter and receiver NiCds extend flight times—dual output charger allows simultaneous recharging overnight.
The Flight Set Control Center.
Setup that's intuitive. Immediate. Direct. And simple.
Futaba's Flight Set Control Center offers the advanced features and precision of programmable computer systems with the familiar ease of pot & switch setup. Just 1/2" x 4-5/8", the Flight Set is located under the battery cover in back—quickly accessible for fine tuning, yet completely protected against accidental changes to settings.
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The advanced features you want—at the tip of a screwdriver!
- Separate Aileron/Elevator Dual Rates
- High/Low Throttle EPA (End Point Adjustments)
- Elevator, Aileron & Rudder AST (Adjustable Servo Travel)
- Flaperon with Aileron Differential Rate Capabilit
- Adjustable Aileron/Rudder Mixing
- Adjustable Flap/Elevator Mixing
- Servo Reversing on all channels
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Ball bearing S3004 servos are standard, for the smooth, friction-free response performance flying demands. |
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The 6DA's flap channel is fully proportional, for fast, authoritative response during take-offs and touchdowns. A lever design shows the degree of flap deployment at a glance.
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