8FG Futaba Super 2.4GHz Computer Systems

“Super-sized” with more channels – and CGY750 gyro support!

The original 8FG was already the best 2.4GHz radio value available. Now, for
the same cost, the 8FG Super offers six additional channels plus new software
with menus tailored to Futaba’s super-fast CGY750 gyro. Recommended by Bobby
Watts, Matt Botos and Kyle Stacy, it’s the first radio that really supports
flybarless helicopters. And it’s perfect for all other applications, too…a
smart choice for ANY forward-looking flier.

Features:

• Expanded with 14 total transmitter channels X 12 proportional and two switched.
• Included R6208SB receiver’s PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) channels support
  up to 8 standard analog or digital servos and it handles up to 18 channels
  when used with an S.Bus system.
• Gyro menu supports 3-axis gyros and is perfectly tailored to the CGY750.
• User menu allows pilots to customize and display frequently used functions.
• VPP (Variable Pitch Propeller) compatibility can be set to three conditions
  for throttle and pitch curve.
• Swash trim can be adjusted from the swash screen.

Continued from the original 8FG:

• SensorTouch™ programming maximizes navigation ease.
• Numerous factory-defined mixes help you program like a pro.
• Low latency and cutting-edge 2048 resolution combine for fast, accurate
  Real-Time Response™.
• Accepts 32MB to 2GB SD memory cards* add as much memory as you want.

*SD memory card not included

Overview:

• 12 proportional channels
• 2 switched channels
• Integrated FASST 2.4GHz design
• 2048 resolution
• SensorTouch™ programming
• Airplane, heli & glider software
• 20-model internal memory, unlimited with SD card
• Compatible with 32MB to 2GB SD Memory Cards*
• Mode 1-4 selectable
• Customizable user menu
• Direct access to timers, channel mode & model selection
• 2-touch access to system, linkage & model menus
• Assignable switches/functions
• 10-character user & model naming
• Model select, copy & reset
• Data transfer
• All-channel & battery fail-safes
• Sub-trims, servo reversing, dual rates, expo & EPA with separate limit
  settings
• Digital trims & memory, with step or % display option
• 128 x 64 backlit LCD w/auto-off timer, normal/large timer display options,
  adjustable contrast & brightness
• Servo cycle w/bar graph displays
• Model & system timers
• Trainer system w/channel/function options
• Sticks w/ball-bearing gimbals, length & tension adjustments
• Stick calibration menus

Airplane Features:

• 7 wing types
• 5 programmable mixes, plus:
• Aileron/Rudder mix
• Rudder/Aileron mix
• Rudder/Elevator mix
• Snap roll
• Fuel mix
• 5-point throttle curve
• Throttle delay
• Gyro Function w/up to 3 gyro rates
• Motor menu w/speed adjustment
• Variable pitch prop support

Glider Features

• 10 wing types
• 5 programmable mixes, plus:
• Aileron/Rudder mix
• Rudder/Aileron mix
• 5 conditions w/delay per channel
• 4 virtual mixing channels
• Gyro functions w/separate rates for up to 3 gyros
• Motor menu w/speed adjustment

Helicopter Features

• 6 swash plate types
• 5 programmable mixes, plus:
• 4 swash mixes (aileron/elevator, elevator/aileron, pitch/aileron & pitch/elevator)
• 3 throttle mixes (to aileron, elevator & rudder)
• 5-point throttle & pitch/rudder mixing
• 5 conditions w/delay per channel
• 5-point throttle & pitch curves
• Throttle hold
• Hovering throttle & pitch
• High/low pitch rates
• 3-Axis gyro support with 3 different rates
• Governor functions

R6208SB 2.4GHz FASST 8/18 Channel S.Bus High-Voltage Receiver

• The 8FG Super’s R6208SB receiver accepts a wide range of batteries, from
  4-cell NiCd and NiMH packs to 2S LiFe and LiPo packs, with no regulator required.
  PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) channels provide support for up to eight standard
  analog or digital servos. Using the S.Bus port, it handles up to 18 channels
  and makes incorrect servo-channel hookups impossible. The R6208SB also features
  a high-speed mode that delivers ultra-fast frame rates on channels 1-6.
• High-speed mode is available only on Channels 1-6 and requires the use of
  digital (including brushless digital) servos. Channels 7 and 8 which operate
  only in normal mode can be equipped with either analog or digital servos.