MY Futaba 7CA
I finaly got my Futaba 7CA.It is basicly a 7Channel RC transmitter.
A brief discription of it
The Futaba 7C.
This radio is one of the most complex radios on the market and the most out of the radios I have looked at so far. Cosmetically the 7C and 9C look very different. Looking closer they have almost the exact same button setup. This is because the 7C was designed to be a little brother to the 9C. It has most, if not all, of the same mixing function of the 9C and the programming methods are exactly the same. The 7C is one of Futaba’s best radios and would be good as a step up from radios such as the 6EXA, 6XAS and other five or six channel computer radios. Over all it seems unnecessarily complex compared to the Hitec Eclipse 7, but about on par with the Airtronics radios.
Basic Transmitter features.
• 10 Model Memory
• 6-character model naming
• Dual rate/exponential
• End Point Adjustment
• Sub trims
• Servo reversing
• Trim
• Adjustable throttle cut
• Fail Safe (in PCM mode only)
• Trainer system
• Throttle curve normal (5 points)
• Pitch curve normal (5 points)
Advanced Transmitter Features.
• 3 programmable mixes
• Flaperon
• Flap trim
• Air brake
• Elevator to flap
• Flap to elevator
• V-tail mixing
• Elevon mixing
• Aileron to rudder
• Snap
The Tower Hobbies price for the BB version is $239.99 (One Futaba 7 CAF, Four S3004 Ball Bearing Servos, R127DF FM receiver, 600mAh NT8S600B TX battery, 600mAh NR-4J RX battery, FBC-19B Wall charger, Servo accessory bag, frequency flag set, neck strap, on/off switch, and instruction manual) and the Digital Servo version is $264.99 (One Futaba 7 CAF, Four S3151 Digital Servos, R127DF FM receiver, 600mAh NT8S600B TX battery, 600mAh NR-4J RX battery, FBC-19B Wall charger, Servo accessory bag, frequency flag set, neck strap, on/off switch, and instruction manual.)
As I said before, this radios main fault is its complexity. I feel I have to point out that it’s online manual is a maze of spelling and grammatical errors which were likely created in translation.
Not recommended for the beginning hobbyist.