RC Motors

Turnigy D3542/5 1250KV Brushless Outrunner Motor $18.85 CLICK HERE
Spec.Battery: 2~4 Cell /7.4~14.8VRPM: 1250kvMax current: 46A No load current: 3AMax power: 665WInternal resistance: 0.021 ohmWeight: 130g (including connectors)Diameter of shaft: 5mmDimensions: 35x42mProp size: 7.4V/11x7 14.8V/9x6Max thrust: 1350g

 

TURNIGY 2204-14T 19g Outrunner $8.99 CLICK HERE

An excellent motor for planes up to 220 grams (8 oz) using 2 li-poly cells.
Very lightweight at 19 grams including, with an integrated prop saver for APC 8x3.8 SloFly or APC 8x4 E propeller and firewall mount inbuilt. Great for small 3D planes weighing around 6 oz, or aerobatic planes up to 8 oz.
Use with a 10 Amp brushless ESC and small 7.4V lithium batteries in the 400mah - 800mah range.
The motor features a 3mm hardened steel shaft, dual ball bearings, integrated prop saver.

Spec.
Model: A2204-14
Cells: 2-3
Kv: 1450rpm/V
Maxx Eff: 74%
No load Curr. .3A
Max Current: 7.5A
Weight: 19g
Int. Resistance: 550mh
Dimensions: 27.6 x 11.5mm
Recomended Model: (3D 220g or less)
Recomended prop: 8040/2S or 7035/3S
This is similar to the AXi 2203/52 or 2204/54
Use a 10A ESC with this motor.


Turnigy 2632 Brushless Motor 1000kv $13.64 CLICK HERE

Dimension: 32mm x 26mm, 48mm(with shaft)
Weight: 51g  (kv1000) (not including connectors)
Diameter of shaft: 3mm
Length of front shaft: 15.5mm
Lamination thickness: .2mm
Magnet type: 45SH

Max performance
Voltage: 3S

Max current: 8.5~13A/20S

Prop: 8x3.8~10x4.7

RC FPV Video Recorders

5.8Ghz 200mW transmitter. This system is Good for up to 500m flying with the supplied antenna. An optional directional antenna can extend range to 1km+. This unit a Includes built-in microphone. The receiver unit has additional AV outputs for video recording while using FPV goggles. $66.43 CLICK HERE

Specifications:

 

Specifically designed for our range of board cameras. $4.99 CLICK HERE
Light weight and easy to install. Our HobbyKing FPV mount system is a great way to mount your FPV board camera.
Special included bearings make pan and tilt smooth and bind free.
Kit includes bearings, screws, ball/socket, threaded rod and pre-cut fiberglass board. Specifically designed for our 1/3 inch sony CCD video camera.

 

 

Spec.

Dimensions: 42x40mm

Weight: 10g

Servo type required: 5~10g

 

The HobbyKing FPV tilt camera mounting system is a simple and easy way to mount your camera. Suitable for 450~500 class helicopters and made from light weight fibre glass material. The mounting plate features adjustable screw locations for mounting your heli and for relocating the camera mount to attain correct CoG. Kit includes screws, ball sockets, connection rods, linkages and pre-cut fiberglass board.

 

 $19.50 CLICK HERE

Spec:

Height: 185mm (to mounting plate)Skid width: 190mmSkid length: 290mmCamera mount area width: 110mmCamera mount area height: 100mmDry Weight: 188g (not including servo)

 Material: Fibre Glass

Required:

1 x 9g Servo

 

12 Channel 900Mhz Tx/Rx video system with CCD camera. 

A high-power tx system for long range, clear video. 

Unlike other generic systems, we have produced a wiring loom and included it with the camera so that the Tx and camera will be compatible and on the same voltage.
If you buy your camera and Tx seperately the plug polarity and voltages may be very different.

Included.
1 x SONY CCD 1/3inch Camera
1 x 900Mhz  8 channel Video Transmitter (800mW)

1 x 900Mhz  12 channel Video Receiver 

$78.48 CLICK HERE 

 

Camera spec.

CCD sensor type:1/3 color SONY CCD  
Pixel;
NTSC: 510(H)*492(V)  
PAL: 500(H)*582(V) (included)
Scanning system: Interlaced scanning
Synchronization: System:Inter
Horizontal resolution: 420TV line  
Minimum Illumination 0.01LUX/F1.2
DSP+CCD: CXD3142R+405AK
S/N Ratio: 48dB  
Gamma Modification: 0.45  
White balance: Auto
Auto backlight compensation: Auto
Lens: 3.6MM
Audio: No
Input voltage: 9~12.6V
Electric current 80MA
Electronic Shutter: 1/50 (60) ~ 1/100,000s  
Video output: 1.0VP-P composite video  
Operation Temp.: -20~50
Size: 38*38mm
Flight time: Approx 60min/100mah 3S

 

FPV Tx Spec.
Channel: 8-Ch, AV synchronization

Power: 800mW
Input voltage: 12V
Weight: 18g

Size: 53x45x19mm
Frequency: 0.9G 0.910G,0.980G,1.010G,1.040G

 

A plug and play 2.4Ghz 100mW FPV system.  $294.95 CLICK HERE
Great for people with mHz radio systems who dont plan to fly 2km high!
Fatshark goggles are known for their easy set-up and great clarity as well as wide viewing angle. Combined with a reliable low power consumption, light weight 2.4Ghz Tx and you have a simple, reliable no fuss FPV system that will have you flying in no time.
Standard antenna will give you 400-500mtrs range.

Included.FatShark FPV Goggles w/ inbuilt Rx.
FatShark (Airwave) Small footprint Tx 100mW 2.4Ghz (25x45mm)
Charger
LiPo Battery
Cables
Spare Foam

2.4Ghz or 5.8Ghz, which is best for you?
If you fly with a Mhz radio such as 72, 36 or 35mhz then you should choose a 2.4Ghz FPV system as it will give you more range for the same power. Many hard-core FPV pilots fly with Mhz radios because of its superior range to 2.4Ghz radio control systems.
If you have a Spektrum, Futaba or other 2.4Ghz radio, then you need to fly with a 5.8Ghz system.




$77.49 CLICK HERE


Turnigy FPV Goggles offer exceptional value for money. Featuring a 320 x 240 4:3 Display with AV in, 50in virtual image and a 900mah lithium battery.
A great entry-level goggle which can be modified for a ski-mask or used as is for casual not-so-serious FPV fun.
Specifications:
Resolution: 320 x 240
Ratio: 4:3
Battery: 900mah lithium
Virtual Image size: 50in
Format: PAL/NTSC
Includes:AV Cable
Head phones
External 900mah battery
AC Charger

Output impedance: 50OhmOutput power: 21~23dBmChannel frequency 1~8: 5705/5685/5665/5645/5885/5905/5925/5945mhz.Transmitter operating voltage: 7~15VDC / 150mAReceiver operating voltage: 5VDCOperating temp: -10~85CVideo bandwidth: 0~8.0MHzAudio frequency: 6.5MHzVideo input level: 0.8~1.2Vp-pVideo input impedance: 75OhmAudio input level: 0.5~2.0Vp-pAudio input impedance: 10K/OhmWeight: 25gAntenna connector: SMA Dimensions: 55x26x17mm

RC helicopter

Tips for Flying your RC helicopter

Tips for Flying your RC helicopter
Have you recently purchased a remote control helicopter and are wondering what you should know before you begin flying it? In the following article you will learn a few tips to help you start flying your RC helicopter. These tips are meant to be helpful, and give you a little bit more of an idea of what you should do, or need to do before flying your helicopter.
First you should familiarize yourself with the helicopters remote control. On most remote controlled helicopters there generally have two sticks, also known as controller sticks on each side. One stick is meant to control the throttle and the other the rudder. Aside from these two remote control sticks there is also going to be the two dials that are often used for adjusting the aileron trim and elevator trims.
Next you will of course need to make sure that you have plugged in your battery pack in the helicopter to make sure that it has a full battery. If it doesn’t, be sure to charge the helicopter before usage. By making sure your battery has a full charge you are giving yourself more opportunity to fly with it.

Next you should try raising the helicopter from the floor or another flat surface and work on getting use to the controls of taking off and lifting. By doing this, you are giving yourself the advantage of knowing how to land. Once you have figured this out, you can try moving upwards, downwards, to the left and to the right. The small adjustments that you make will give you more of an idea on how to control and fly your rc helicopter.

The thing to keep in mind when you are learning to fly your helicopter is to be sure you have read the entire manual from cover to cover to get the idea of how to use it. The most important thing to remember with these tips is to be sure that you practice them. The more often you practice using your rc helicopter you will get more familiar with it, and be able to have hours of entertainment each time.