Futaba Ex Pilot Box on 2040-parts.com
Blackstone, Virginia, United States
The 10CG: pro-level features at a sport-system price. The 10CG is perfect for the price-conscious pilot — an integrated, 2.4GHz treasure trove of features formerly found only on the most advanced Futaba systems. But it’s also a system that boasts advantages few others can claim: 7-point throttle and pitch curves; 4 heli flight modes; a round dozen factory-defined glider mixes; graphics for programming swash plate types; swash ring; and logic switches that allow you to activate a timer or other function just by changing the positions of specific sticks or switches. R6014HS Receiver
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