This is the 72MHz Futaba 12ZAP Computer Radio on Mode 2 with the
R5114DPS Synthesized 14-Channel Receiver.
Does not include servos.

This is the airplane version which will default to airplane settings
when powered up and has a ratcheted throttle stick.

The Futaba 12ZAP shares many features with the 14MZ such as
Dual Internal Processors, Real-Time Response with 2048PCM,
Fully Synthesized Receiver that operates in either Mode A (standard Mode)
or Mode B (new Mode),
Servo Grouping, Variable Dual Rates and
Quad-Bearing Gimbals
**** While you can obtain a 50MHz module for this radio, it can only be ****
******* purchased through the service center at 217-398-8970 opt 2 *******

FEATURES: Dial-N-Key jog dial with joy stick button allows cursor movement in
four directions for very user friendly programming
PCM G3 2048 resolution is "backwards compatible" with 1024 PCM, and
FM/PPM
Supports 13 different wing types, 3 tail types and 3 motor types
Supports eight flight conditions (seven plus the default)
Stores memory for up to twenty-five models
245 model memory available with optional 32MB Compact Flash Card
available separately, (FUTM9410)
Six factory-set Variable Dual Rate (VDR) curves can be assigned to
any function in any flight condition configuration
Variable Dual Rates (VDR) and Expo can be combined so they are
automatically activated when a function is activated, no program
mixing required
Dual Internal Processors allow one processor to be devoted to flying
functions while the other processor focuses on non-flight
functions such as input and communications
7.4V 2200mAh Lithium Ion transmitter battery (FUTM1475) for long
operating times
R5114DPS Receiver;
Operates in either Mode A (standard Mode) or if flying a model
that generates a lot of RF interference or if flying in an area
where interference may occur Mode B (new Mode) may be selected
By using state-of-the-art Ball Grid Array (BGA) layered PC board
technology, the 12ZAPs R5114DPS 14-channel synthesized receiver is
the world's smallest. All pilots will appreciate how easy its
WFSS (Wireless Frequency Setting System) makes changing
frequencies at busy airfields. It can be done right from the
transmitter without changing crystals.
Servo Grouping;
Multiple servos controlling a single function can be set up
through the transmitter and then plugged into differently
adjustable receiver channels (even non-consecutively) without
needing a separate servo synchronizer for mixing.
Quad-Bearing Gimbals for smoothest motion and response, stick tension
and detent are adjustable
Seven color LED indicator

INCLUDES: 12ZAP Synthesized Transmitter (not available separately)
72MHz MZ-FM Module (only available through Futaba Service Center)
R5114DPS 72MHz Receiver (FUTL7708)
FLT2F2200 7.4V 2200mAh Lithium Ion Transmitter Battery (FUTM1475)
LBC-1D5 Lithium Ion Transmitter Battery Charger (FUTM1700)
NR4F NiCd 1500mAh Receiver Battery (FUTM1285)
FBC-32B Wall Charger for Receiver Battery (FUTM1705)
DSC Cable (FUTM4243)
Switch Harness with Charge Cord (FUTM4387)
Padded Aluminum Case with two Keys (not available separately)
Woven Orange Neck Strap (FUTM5693)
One each 1.5mm and 2.5mm Hex Wrenches
Instruction Manual

REQUIRES: Charging batteries before use
Servos of modeler's choice, suggested servos for use with the 12Z
include the Futaba S9154 Digital High Speed Servo (FUTM0214) and
the Futaba S9255 Hi-Torque Heli Digital Servo (FUTM0225)

SPECS: Transmitter;
Operating System: 2-stick, 12 channels, PCM-G3 synthesizer system
Modulation: PCM-G3, PCM 1024, or FM/PPM switchable
Power Supply: 7.4V FLT2F2200 Li-Ion Battery
Current Drain: 500mA average

R5114DPS Receiver;
Receiving Frequency: US only 72 or 50MHz bands
Intermediate Frequency: 10.7MHz & 450kHz
Power Requirement: 4.8V NiCd battery
Current Drain: 75mA
Size: 2" x 1.5" x 0.65" (52mm x 37.5mm x 16.5mm)
Weight: 1.16oz (33g)