#Xwave radio plus

RTB - RTB or 'Ready to Bind' aircraft include the ESC, motor, servos, and a Xwave receiver all pre-installed from the factory. Many pilots prefer PNP models because it allows them the flexibility to use any brand of receiver in their aircraft. PNP models include the ESC, motor, and servos all pre-installed from the factory. PNP - PNP or Plug N' Play products are near ready-to-fly models requiring typically less than 1-2 hours of build time. KITs are generally geared towards hobbyists who enjoy the process of building a model as much as they do driving or flying their models. KIT - KIT typically applies to aircraft, boat, and vehicle models that require a more advanced level of assembly. Requires: battery, charger, and Futaba compatible transmitter. You must have a Futaba compatible radio in order to bind to a FTR aircraft. Requires: EDF, ESC, motor, receiver, battery, charger, and transmitter.įTR - FTR or Futaba Transmitter Ready is identical to Bind N' Fly except that it includes a pre-installed Futaba compatible receiver instead of a Spektrum receiver.

#Xwave radio plus

ARF Plus models are near ready-to-fly aircraft that give pilots the option of experimenting with custom power systems. All other components, from the retracts to the servos to the lights, are factory installed. Requires: receiver, battery, charger, and transmitter.ĪRF PLUS - Expanding on the standard ARF format above, the ARF Plus model has all electronic components pre-installed, with the exception of the power system (the power system includes motor, EDF unit, and ESC). The bundle simplifies your purchase and saves you money compared to purchasing the required electronics separately. These bundles typically include servos, motors, and ESCs. While the required electronics are included with the airframe, they are not installed in the airframe.

Requires: servos, ESC, motor, receiver, battery, charger, and transmitter.ĪRF BUNDLE - An ARF Bundle is an ARF model bundled with all the electronics you need to build the aircraft.

ARFs are for hobbyists who prefer a true build experience and/or prefer to put their own choice of electronics in the aircraft. ARF's require you to purchase primary electronic components separately (motor, servos, ESC, etc). ARF - ARF stands for 'Almost Ready to Fly.' An ARF is an aircraft that is 'mostly' built with the exception of the main control and power system electronics.