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Flash 5 System X
The Flash 5 System X computer radio from Hitec RCD is a great value. It sports features like a five model memory, digital trims, “AutoSave”, lots of mixes and 3 special flight modes for sport models, sailplanes and electrics. No other radio can touch the Flash 5 SX for quality and value. Available in both a standard version with the HS-422 servos and in a micro package with small HS-81 servos.
- 5 channel
- Mode I or Mode II capable
- 5 model memory
- flight timer and alarm
- End point adjustments for all channels
- Exponential rates on channels 1, 2 and 4
- All channel servo reversing
- 3 preset mixes, Aileron-Rudder,Elevon and V-tail
- Flaparon capable
- Trainer jack
- 3 flight modes, ACRO, GLID and GLIDACRO
- Camber adjustment
- Digital Trims
- Dual rates on channel 1 and 2
- Proportional flaps on throttle stick
- 3 position switch
- Channel 1 and 5 are used for two ailerons servos allowing for the use of very creative flaperon, spoileron and camber or reflex mixes
- There is a glider specific version
What you get with the glider version
- Flash 5 SX transmitter
- Rx 555 Micro five channel
- Three HS-81 Servos
- Battery 270ma
- Switch Deluxe switch w/charge jack
- Charger CG-25 overnight wall charger
Related Links
Hitec – http://www.hitecrcd.com
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