FP-R148DF
#1
Thread Starter
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I just picked up a used 148DF from a member on RCG, and I didn't realize that it is a micro receiver. It is a Dual Conversion, but do you think I may be limited in distance as compared to a 168DF? I am only planning on putting it in a 4*40.
Thanks,
Curtis
Thanks,
Curtis
#2

http://www.gpdealera.com/cgi-bin/wga...pgm?I=FUTL0812 makes no comments about being short range. I am of the belief that it is simply a 4 channel version of the R168DF.
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ORIGINAL: BarracudaHockey
Its an 8 channel full range, dual conversion, FM (ppm) reciever.
You're right - my mistake on the channels.
What makes you think its a micro?
For one thing - Futaba calls it a micro in their literature.
Its an 8 channel full range, dual conversion, FM (ppm) reciever.
You're right - my mistake on the channels.
What makes you think its a micro?
For one thing - Futaba calls it a micro in their literature.
#6

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LOL oh ok.
Its slim but they were using the word micro on that thing before recievers became smaller than quarters!
Its all good.
FWIW I use one in a 2.5m glider, and when thermaling it at the ragged edge of being able to see it and the receiver has performed flawlessly.
Its slim but they were using the word micro on that thing before recievers became smaller than quarters!

Its all good.
FWIW I use one in a 2.5m glider, and when thermaling it at the ragged edge of being able to see it and the receiver has performed flawlessly.
#7
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Senior Member
It's funny. The thing is about half the size of the 168DF, but twice as large as the 156F (which is a micro as well). It looks like it is in the same era as those two, but definately not a micro sized Rx. Glad to hear it works so well, looking forward to using it.
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