31LikesFutaba 4PX
05-01-2014 | 01:21 PM
#17
http://kentech.blogs.se/2014/04/30/f...shot-18345564/
seems like it will handle both Rx. This is good news. It's like they got the PK and PL and fused it together. I've been putting off upgrading to the 4pk since I had so much Rx for the 4pl.
seems like it will handle both Rx. This is good news. It's like they got the PK and PL and fused it together. I've been putting off upgrading to the 4pk since I had so much Rx for the 4pl.
05-07-2014 | 10:34 PM
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Behold 
Hope it comes with a drop down option. But then again, it seems like the trigger and wheel are already close to each other.
http://kentech.blogs.se/2014/05/08/f...ures-18410301/
Hope it comes with a drop down option. But then again, it seems like the trigger and wheel are already close to each other.
http://kentech.blogs.se/2014/05/08/f...ures-18410301/
05-07-2014 | 10:38 PM
#21
Behold
Hope it comes with a drop down option. But then again, it seems like the trigger and wheel are already close to each other.
http://kentech.blogs.se/2014/05/08/f...ures-18410301/
Hope it comes with a drop down option. But then again, it seems like the trigger and wheel are already close to each other.
http://kentech.blogs.se/2014/05/08/f...ures-18410301/
05-08-2014 | 05:30 AM
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05-08-2014 | 10:11 AM
#28
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05-08-2014 | 10:22 AM
#29
More info from Kentech blog:
Main specifications change:
- 3.5 -inch Backlight with color TFT LCD equipped with excellent outdoor visibility .
- On -screen display , which is larger than the 4PKSR, visibility is dramatically improved .
- 3PL, 3PRKA series , 4PL series T-FHSS, S-FHSS, 4PK series receiver FASST (C2) receiver are available .
- dramatically improve the weight balance molded parts it is new design almost , with a low center of gravity by the steering position down , weight reduction of about 15g, downsizing by the antenna integrated part of the framework than the review 4PKSR from the thickness of the body rigidity improvement efforts were made to use the aluminum frame .
- 4PX lightweight 100g or more than made SANWA M12
- Response of Futaba fastest . About 30% faster than 4PKSR.
- The T-FHSS two-way communication , telemetry function is available without reducing the response .
- without having to remove the battery cover dedicated LiFe battery , rechargeable easily .
- steering which is a consumable part of most , the throttle stick , I adopt a high- volume endurance , can be suppressed to a large extent the inspection and maintenance frequency in the prop .
So looks like it is quite a lot lighter than the M12, which is already one of the lightest high end radios. I'm a little disappointed if it will not work in C1 mode. I have quite a mix of receivers in C1 or C2 mode.
Main specifications change:
- 3.5 -inch Backlight with color TFT LCD equipped with excellent outdoor visibility .
- On -screen display , which is larger than the 4PKSR, visibility is dramatically improved .
- 3PL, 3PRKA series , 4PL series T-FHSS, S-FHSS, 4PK series receiver FASST (C2) receiver are available .
- dramatically improve the weight balance molded parts it is new design almost , with a low center of gravity by the steering position down , weight reduction of about 15g, downsizing by the antenna integrated part of the framework than the review 4PKSR from the thickness of the body rigidity improvement efforts were made to use the aluminum frame .
- 4PX lightweight 100g or more than made SANWA M12
- Response of Futaba fastest . About 30% faster than 4PKSR.
- The T-FHSS two-way communication , telemetry function is available without reducing the response .
- without having to remove the battery cover dedicated LiFe battery , rechargeable easily .
- steering which is a consumable part of most , the throttle stick , I adopt a high- volume endurance , can be suppressed to a large extent the inspection and maintenance frequency in the prop .
So looks like it is quite a lot lighter than the M12, which is already one of the lightest high end radios. I'm a little disappointed if it will not work in C1 mode. I have quite a mix of receivers in C1 or C2 mode.