Futaba 2-channel radio control transmitter from the 1970s
We continue our trip through the XJet RC museum of old radio control systems for RC planes with a look at an old 2-channel Futaba AM radio on 27MHz. This was bought for about NZ$149 back in 1978 which, according to the New Zealand Reserve Bank's inflation calculator, is the equivalent of NZ$935 (US$658) today. Although I originally bought this radio for my slope-soarer, I did mod it to add a third channel so I could use it with a "Little Stik" that was powered by an OS25FSR. Happy days!

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