Futaba T4PM 2.4GHz radio system
#1
Futaba T4PM 2.4GHz radio system
Looks like a new pistol in the works:
Futaba announced that a new T4PM 2.4GHz is coming soon. Here is the latest information released from Futaba official website. The new T4PM radio system seems set in a higher level of performance in the position. Supports Super Response (SR) mode added at 7PX and supports wireless control function of MC970CR.
Futaba announced that a new T4PM 2.4GHz is coming soon. Here is the latest information released from Futaba official website. The new T4PM radio system seems set in a higher level of performance in the position. Supports Super Response (SR) mode added at 7PX and supports wireless control function of MC970CR.
#2
I also saw it can be used with the Kyosho mini-Z cars.
#3
Does anyone know what this new 4PM is going to replace? The 4PV and 4PLS??? I looking at upgrading to a new racing radio. I have read that the current 4PV & 4PLS use the same software. Is the 4PLS the predecessor to the 4PV?? I would like to invest in something thats gonna be around for a while.
#4
Tech Master
I would be interested.... .. I just purchased a new 4PLS... 3 days ago.. but I knew it would be replaced soon....
but hay $189.00 with another $20.00 off from Amain... and free shipping... replacing my 3PK... it failed last week, during a local race.
but hay $189.00 with another $20.00 off from Amain... and free shipping... replacing my 3PK... it failed last week, during a local race.
#6
Tech Addict
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Modulation: T-FHSS / T-FHSS-SR / S-FHSS
Display: LCD dot matrix 128x64 dot 2.7 "with backlight
Antenna: integrated
Telemetry (T-FHSS): Temperature *; Number of revolutions*; Electricity*; Receiver battery voltage; external voltage *
(* With optional sensors)
Servo link connection
Micro SD card slot
40 model memories
2x drive condition
Steering and gas speed 2-fold
S.BUS integration
Jog stick for navigation in the menus
Car-type Select and Easy set up
Copy Model / Delete Model
Fail Safe
Free mixer
Brake mixer (with ABS)
Drift mixer with over-rev and throttle speed
ESC Link & Dual Regulator Mixer
Gyro-mixer
LED control CPS-1
Steering with Ackermann, 4-wheel steering
Gas control (programmable mixer)
Lightest transmitter in its class
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Channels: 4
Transmission system: T-FHSS / T-FHSS-SR / S-FHSS
Frequency: 2.4 GHz
Power supply: 4.5V
Power consumption: max. 150 mA
Transmission power: max. 100 mW EIRP
Weight approx .: 390g
DESCRIPTION
The T4PM is a professional 4-channel 2.4 GHz remote control system for RC cars with backlit 2.7 inch display! The system features the ultra-fast T-FHSS SR signal transmission and the new 2.4GHZ R334SBS 4-channel receiver with 2 antennas. Thus, the T4PM currently offers the fastest signal transmission with maximum reception reliability!
• T-FHSS-SR, 4 control channels without telemetry, but with maximum response speed
DELIVERY
Transmitter T4PM
Receiver R334SBS
Battery holder
Manual
I can't claim to know how accurate the information is...but, Futuba should have the info up on the website soon, especially if the mid-February release is accurate.
#7
I spoke with a rep today and he stated that at 4pm today they will do a reveal on Facebook. Also while talking with him, it sounded like it maybe a replacement for the 4PV and the 4PLS. Unsure but that's kinda what it was sounding like to me.
#9
Tech Addict
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Yes, better than the 4PV, but (supposedly) not a replacement. According to what I was told, think of it as a very delayed/belated "replacement" of the already-discontinued 4PX. For me, it no longer matters...I got tired of waiting, and decided to just "go for the gusto" - picked up the 7PX w/ R334SBS-E, plus an extra R304SBS. Unfortunately (or "fortunately", depending on how one looks at it), I'll be needing to order two more receivers, as I've added a second 'project vehicle' to the lineup, plus I just ordered the new TLR 8ight-XE.
#12
Tech Rookie
Is it worth the extra money for the 334 reciever over the 304 if your not running the Futaba SR servos?
#13
Nope, the 334 is in T-FHSS mode simulair than the 304. In latency I do not know but it will no be that different.
I want to get some simple S-FHSS receivers like the 203 to see what they can do. In normal use you do not need SBUS and more than 3 channels, and because of that they are cheap There are also other brand S-FHSS receivers
- FUTABA S-FHSS compatible receiver_Receiver_POWERSTAR
- https://hobbyking.com/nl_nl/orangerx...-and-sbus.html
I want to get some simple S-FHSS receivers like the 203 to see what they can do. In normal use you do not need SBUS and more than 3 channels, and because of that they are cheap There are also other brand S-FHSS receivers
- FUTABA S-FHSS compatible receiver_Receiver_POWERSTAR
- https://hobbyking.com/nl_nl/orangerx...-and-sbus.html
#15
The Futaba RC website has a compatibillity list online.