Futaba R148DP Compact 8-Channel PCM Receiver  [R148DP]

Futaba R148DP 8-Channel PCM Mini DC Receiver (PCM1024) 40MHz
Price:
CAD$376.72
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
R148DP
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Clean, Accurate Control with the Futaba R148DP

The Futaba R148DP is a high-performance 8-channel PCM mini DC receiver built for serious RC flyers. With narrow-band spacing and dual conversion signal filtering, it delivers steady, low-noise reception for pilots using computerized radios with multi-model memory. Whether you fly several models or demand consistent response, the R148DP helps your aircraft follow inputs precisely.

Core Features of the R148DP

  • Advanced Filtering: Dual conversion signal filtering to minimise interference and improve signal clarity.
  • Multi-Model Ready: Suits users who run multiple aircraft on one transmitter with model memory.
  • Space-Saving Design: Small, lightweight form factor for neat installation in tight airframes.

Specifications

  • Narrow Band: 20KHz
  • Intermediate Frequency: 1st IF: 10.7MHz, 2nd IF: 455kHz
  • Power Requirements: 4.8 to 6.0 volts (shared with servos)
  • Current Drain: 14mA
  • Dimensions: Length: 55.5mm, Width: 25.5mm, Height: 22.5mm
  • Weight: 30.4g

The Futaba R148DP offers precise, interference-resistant reception that makes it a reliable choice for aircraft where predictable control is important.

What voltage range should I use with the R148DP?

The receiver accepts 4.8 to 6.0 volts and typically shares power with servos. Use a stable regulated supply and avoid overvoltage to protect both receiver and servos.

Can I install the R148DP in a small park flyer?

Yes, its compact and lightweight design makes it suitable for smaller models where space and weight are limited. Plan antenna routing to keep reception clear.

How does dual conversion filtering help at crowded flying sites?

Dual conversion filtering narrows the receiver's passband and reduces spurs, which improves signal stability in environments with nearby transmitters and radio noise.

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