Futaba 3VCS_C3 Precision 40MHz 3-Channel Car Radio System  [3VCS_C3]

Price:
CAD$436.81
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
3VCS_C3
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Precision handling from the Futaba 3VCS_C3 FM transmitter

The Futaba 3VCS_C3 3-Channel FM 40MHz/R203HF delivers accurate control and dependable link quality for RC car enthusiasts. Built with racing in mind, it helps translate driver inputs into consistent steering and throttle response.

Clear 40MHz signal and three-channel control

Operating on the 40MHz band, this unit provides strong signal clarity and resistance to common interference. Its three channels let you control steering, throttle and an auxiliary function, while the ergonomic layout keeps adjustments comfortable during long sessions.

Upgrade friendly and versatile

Whether you are replacing a basic radio or upgrading for club racing, the 3VCS_C3 is compatible with a wide range of car setups. Its straightforward tuning and reliable receiver option make it a practical choice for improving track performance.

Specifications

  • Frequency: 40MHz
  • Channels: 3
  • Receiver: R203HF
  • Ergonomic Design: Yes
  • Use Case: Competitive Racing

A solid upgrade for serious racers, the Futaba 3VCS_C3 balances control precision and ease of use to help you get the most from your RC car.

Which car systems work with the Futaba 3VCS_C3?

The 3VCS_C3 pairs with most 40MHz RC car receivers, so it will work with many vintage and hobby-grade models that use that frequency. Check your model's receiver frequency before pairing.

What electronics should I match with this transmitter?

Use a compatible 40MHz receiver such as the R203HF and standard hobby servos matched to your car's steering and throttle demands. Keep supply voltages within servo specifications for reliable performance.

How do I maintain consistent range and signal?

Inspect antenna connections, use fresh batteries, and position the receiver antenna away from metal or high-current wiring. These steps reduce noise and help preserve range on 40MHz systems.

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