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PRODUCT INFORMATION:
The Futaba GY430 is a lightweight and compact micro gyro developed for RC helicopter rudder (yaw axis) control. It is easy to set up and supports Futaba's S.Bus/S.Bus2 connection. The gyro measures 20.5x20.5x11mm and weighs just 3.5g!
FEATURES:
Remote gain function and mode switching function
Integrated, compact, and lightweight
Easy setup
Supporting S.Bus/S.Bus connection
SPECIFICATIONS:
Gyro sensor: MEMS vibrating structure gyro
Operating voltage: DC 4.0 - 8.4V
Current drain: 30mA
Operating temperature: -10°C to -45°C
INCLUDED:
GY430 gyro
Extension cords (black & red)
Wiring strap
Sensor tapes
Mini screwdriver
Factory description: Futaba Futaba GY430 Gyro For Helicopter Rudder
The Futaba GY430 is a lightweight and compact micro gyro developed for RC helicopter rudder (yaw axis) control. It is easy to set up and supports Futaba's S.Bus/S.Bus2 connection. The gyro measures 20.5x20.5x11mm and weighs just 3.5g!
FEATURES:
Remote gain function and mode switching function
Integrated, compact, and lightweight
Easy setup
Supporting S.Bus/S.Bus connection
SPECIFICATIONS:
Gyro sensor: MEMS vibrating structure gyro
Operating voltage: DC 4.0 - 8.4V
Current drain: 30mA
Operating temperature: -10°C to -45°C
INCLUDED:
GY430 gyro
Extension cords (black & red)
Wiring strap
Sensor tapes
Mini screwdriver
Factory description: Futaba Futaba GY430 Gyro For Helicopter Rudder
Honshitsu-no-Chokushi FUTABA CORPORATION was established in 1948 as a manufacturer and seller of receiver vacuum tubes.
Utilizing vacuum tube technology, Futaba began manufacturing vacuum fluorescent displays. In 1962, Futaba began producing radio control equipment as well as press die set components, establishing what still remains as two of the company's primary divisions.
This was followed by the development of mold base components and the more recent addition of VFD modules to complete the lineup of Futaba's major products.
Firmly embracing the principle of manufacturing each component in-house, Futaba creates everything from its own tools to its own manufacturing facilities.
Honshitsu-no-Chokushi FUTABA CORPORATION was established in 1948 as a manufacturer and seller of receiver vacuum tubes.
Utilizing vacuum tube technology, Futaba began manufacturing vacuum fluorescent displays. In 1962, Futaba began producing radio control equipment as well as press die set components, establishing what still remains as two of the company's primary divisions.
This was followed by the development of mold base components and the more recent addition of VFD modules to complete the lineup of Futaba's major products.
Firmly embracing the principle of manufacturing each component in-house, Futaba creates everything from its own tools to its own manufacturing facilities.
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