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Big G 21-12-2017 05:36 PM

Futaba 3VCS release date
 
Does anyone know when the 3vcs was released?

I found a review from 2007, but it included the 2.4ghz system and I was under the impression it originally had crystals?

cheers

tyreman 21-12-2017 05:49 PM

The original 3VC had crystals, but I believe the 3VCS came with 2.4

jcb 22-12-2017 08:07 AM

I had a 3VCs on 40mhz back in 2004, as I bought it for my first year of 4wd off road nationals, when I ran a Losi XXX4G+

Not sure on the actual release date.

It was later converted to 2.4 with the Spektrum module.

tonydevon 22-12-2017 08:52 PM

3vc was the 40mhz system

3vcs had better progamming screen. Same as the 3pk

I had 3vc in about 2002ish
Only binned it about 3 month ago

tonydevon 22-12-2017 09:02 PM

3vcs came out 2004

knighthawk 22-12-2017 09:10 PM

WOW, 13 years old and still one of the best transmitters around IMHO

I have three of them, myself and two sons, all using the Futaba 2.4 Modules
They’ve never missed a beat and do everything I want and need

chrisimp 14-01-2018 10:09 PM

I've just sorted one out but need to get a Lipo pack for it, can anyone let me know the one needed please?

thanks
chris

knighthawk 16-01-2018 04:19 PM

https://hobbyking.com/en_us/turnigy-...-and-3pks.html

ducatikid 16-01-2018 09:18 PM

Does anyone know if the campac is available for these, i've been looking for ages.

rondoolaa 16-01-2018 11:57 PM

this site say they have it but its around £48,

http://fyndmarknaden.nu/produkt/campak-modul-futaba/

here's the uk distributor,

http://www.ripmax.com/search.aspx?Search=campac

i'll ask next time i goto my local club to see if anyone has one they will sell, i have one but cant sell it as i have too many cars, lol

pauldrace 30-01-2018 08:31 AM

I've been using the 3VCS with FASST module for 5 years and love it. With a VXR Racing LiPo with 1000 mAh, you get about 4h of runtime. On the receiver, I removed the antenna wire and use it in the closed radio box of 1/8 buggies without problems.)

tonydevon 30-01-2018 09:01 AM

only recently did I bin my original 3vc, 16 years isnt bad service from something electronic :)

it had been all around the UK and europe and done countless hours of racing, love them so much I think I have inadvertently created a little rest home for them as I have a few LOL

all 3vcs now

the fasst modules with the R603FS and a couple of FRsky Fasst receivers, as spares

the wierd thing is that in all them years, and back in the days when I was doing largescale, we all ran 3vc due to the brake mixing and easy of adjusting everything on the fly... Ive never seen a campac module.. LOL

I have an LRP 3600 lipo in mine, the danger is that you just forget to charge it, but in typical lipo fashion, when it drops, it just goes.

Big G 31-01-2018 06:49 PM

thanks for all your replies. I can't remember when I got mine, but it's done me proud. I only replaced it with a Sanwa because the lad wanted to start racing and it gave me the opportunity to go for smaller receivers.

The 3VCS could be used with xtals as there's a little cut out in the module for the tab to stick out. Cheers though.

dodgydiy 02-03-2018 08:53 AM

still using 3vc for club and for messing, use 3vcs for racing. 3vcs came with 40 meg module, went with the plug in frsky module for mine, have spectrum as well, but range is better and less dropouts with frsky. i have campacs in both radio's, home made versions of anyway. search for clonepak, dont know if the details are still out there or not

CHEVY 02-03-2018 08:54 AM

What has the post above got to do :thumbdown:
with the post release date
of futaba 3vc-3vcs transmitters:thumbsup:
The one about netflix


Matters not, It's gone now as has the Spammer who posted it ;)


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