Tramp Hv Wiring Free Frequency Changes

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Only 4 grams, and a slender 31 x 20mm, the TrampHV is also a small direct LiPo-powered vTx.

Twin ground cables from the tiny locking connectors ensure that noisy supply currents keep the camera supply clean.

To cap it off, in addition to running directly from a 2s-4s (HV) LiPo, the TrampHV will happily run from a 5V supply already available in the quad.

Pit mode transmits a tiny amount of power on a pre-defined frequency to allow for quad setup at a race event without disrupting the show.

A race director can stay legal by choosing a pit frequency authorized for use at the event, which can be different for events in different regions.

Transmitters are placed in Race mode upon arrival at a race event, and remain in that mode until the event is over.

Race directors can, without powering up a model, define the frequency and power output of the transmitter, in 5 seconds flat before a race starts.

Massively decreased inter-heat times are possible with this technology, meaning more practice runs, more qualifiers, and races which start and finish on-time.

More importantly, the chances of a race being disrupted by an accidental power-up in the pits are eliminated, a dream for race organizers.

No airflow over the electronics and video transmitters overheating.

Most video transmitters (even the higher end units) have no thermal protection whatsoever and will happily cook themselves and prematurely fail.

It constantly monitors the temperature of the Tx, and gracefully reduces power output to increase battery life and protect the transmitter.

As soon as the props start spinning, it detects the temperature reduction and quickly boosts power output.

An optional plastic case can be easily installed to increase this protection even further, without adding excessive size and weight.

LapRF eliminates the need for transponders on the quad for lap timing, and instead uses the energy emitted by the 5.8GHz transmitter on the quadcopter.

Two LapRF versions will be available, a 16-channel race version for larger events, and a personal system no larger than a hockey puck for personal use (up to 4 pilots).

Both versions sport a wireless connection to a smart phone for timing and configuration.

Gone are the days when your fellow pilots need to hover safely why you power up beside them.

This technology enables asynchronous race starts, where pilots join a race at any time without creating any interference.

Tramp Hv Wiring Free Frequency Changes

TNR Touch-free wand control Traditional buttonLED control of frequency and power 1mW - 600mW linear power control All 40 standard channels Built-in thermal protection Factory power normalization Glitch-Free frequency changes Micro-power pit mode Additional channels for race events (race wand only).

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