Microzone MC8B 2.4G 8CH Remote Control Transmitter & MC9002 CH Receiver Radio System for RC Aircraft Fixed-wing Helicopter Drone
Low voltage alarm mode: LED indicator and buzzer alarm at the same time. Supply analog and external power, LCD displays Chinese and English menu.
The receiver wide voltage design (DV 2V-9V) supports 8 PWM signals and 1SBUS signals.
Helicopter function: support 90 degree, 120 degree CCPM and gyro sensitivity adjustment.
The classical neutral knob is fine tuned to facilitate quick switching of the platform and attitude.
The 8 channel full function remote controller is suitable for fixed wing aircraft, helicopters and multi axis aircraft.
Transmitter Specifications:
Channels: 8
Color: Black
Model: fixed wing model airplane, UAV, helicopter, cars, boat.
RF range: 2405MHZ—2479MHZ
RF power: less than 100MW
Working current: less than 150MA
Working voltage: 4.5–8.5V
Modulation mode: FSK
Sensitivity: 1024
Signal output: 8 PWM signals and 1 SBUS signals.
Analog and external power supply (not more than 8V): YES
Low voltage alarm mode: LED indicator and buzzer alarm at the same time (according to battery type in the system).
The LCD Chinese and English menu displays.
Internal software support: CH5—CH8, arbitrary replacement of settings and CH1–CH8 signal detection.
Internal software support: M1 and M2 throttle swap (double return), can set the flight time, the main screen to build a lock, a factory reset.
Helicopter function: support 90 degree, 120 degree CCPM and gyro sensitivity adjustment.
Power : 6V 1.5AA*4
Adopt the latest FHSS mode in line with European standards.
Certificate: FCC, CE_RED
Size: 215MM*105MM*220MM
Weight (gross weight): 580g
Receiver Specifications:
Product name: MC8RE Receiver
Antenna length: 110mm
Output channel: 8 PWM signal channels and 1 SBUS signal channel
Reception frequency: 2401MHZ-2479MHZ
Application: MC8A, MC8B remote control, fixed wing models, UAV, helicopter models, trams and tanker models, ship models
Size: 42 * 28 * 12mm
Weight: 12g
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