R2006GS: Compact FHSS Receiver Brief
The Futaba R2006GS is an RC receiver built to pair with Futaba 6J transmitters using 2.4GHz FHSS. This overview concentrates on practical compatibility, straightforward installation steps, and the receiver's role during setup and tuning of hobby models.
As a small-format receiver, the R2006GS fits neatly into touring car, buggy, and scale model radio bays. Its reduced footprint and low weight allow flexible mounting positions, but careful antenna routing and secure fixing are essential to preserve link reliability. Follow any chassis or airframe notes for antenna placement to minimise interference from motors and power wiring.
Installation follows common RC receiver practice: bind the R2006GS to a Futaba 6J using the radio's bind procedure, mount the unit clear of high-current wiring and motor brushes, and use subtrim and endpoint settings on the transmitter to align servo travel and ESC range. Configure an appropriate fail-safe on the 6J to define safe channel outputs if signal is lost.
For tuning and fault-finding, begin with conservative endpoint settings and minimal mixes, check antenna orientation, and look for sources of RF noise such as noisy ESCs or loose wiring. If links are intermittent, inspect connectors and solder joints and keep distance between the receiver and noisy electronics.
Specifications
- Item Receiver
- Model Number R2006GS
- Frequency 2.4GHz-FHSS
- Size 25.0 x 43.1 x 8.8mm
- Weight 8.5g
- Material Not specified
- Compatibility Futaba 6J transmitter
Hobbyists using a Futaba 6J radio will find the R2006GS a compact FHSS receiver that integrates into most model bays; prioritise antenna routing and correct fail-safe configuration for consistent performance.