Product Perspective: Futaba 10ACAP Radio Control System with FASST

[wizard]

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[3DHUSKER]

How does it fit in the Aero case? 10C looks to be a bit bigger than my 9C.

[Jungmeister]

Here is the case that I got for the transmitter. Of course, I had to trim a little foam.

[3DHUSKER]

Looks good, I might just have to get a 10C also.

[kingfd]

	Quote: Originally Posted by 3DHUSKER
	How does it fit in the Aero case? 10C looks to be a bit bigger than my 9C.

Hi I dont match the the Tx to the case yet but I know I will had to make some cosmetics to the foam...
damn....my smile isnt go out from my face from the moment I went out from my local hobby shop!
Daniel

[stung93]

I've been flying mine for about three weeks down here in central florida on 95 degree days in my 30% yak with only miracle switches and the regs set a 6.11 volts, two 7.4 volt batteries, and hitec 5985's on all control surfaces with no issues, only thing is to me it drains the tx battery pretty quick, anbody have a suggestion for an after market tx battery.

[chaddiemac]

I have heard a lot of back and forth on wether the 10C has the "servo grouping" feature on it on other forums. Wizard (or anyone else with the 10C), does the 10C have the "servo grouping" feature to sync up more than one servo used in a group?

Thanks.

[wizard]

The 10C doesn't have an actual "servo grouping" feature as such. It does have pre-programmed mixes to all dual aileron servos and dual elevator servos. Other than that you can use multiple servos together through user defined mixes.

[chaddiemac]

Thanks for the information. I just wanted to make sure that it is not difficult to get say an elevator using two servos "synched" up for "perfect" centering and travel for the elevator to work precisely. It sounds like it is not a chore using this radio.

[wizard]

Syncing two elevator halves is very easy with this radio. I touch on it in the review. The radio has a mix for Ailvator that makes it very easy and can even mix the separate elevator halves to the ailerons.