Eagle Tree ETRVEC-PKG-LEADS

This is the Eagle Tree Systems Vector Flight Controller, OSD and Current Sensor with Wire Leads and no Connector. Simple to set up and operate, no PC required Compatible with traditional fixed wing, elevon and V-tail planes, tricopters, quadcopters and hexacopters Compatible PCM, SPPM and S.Bus receiver support with four types of RSSI Expandable with additional sensors, accessories and internet firmware updates Full color on-screen display,if camera fails in flight OSD continues to operate in "no camera mode" Built-in Flight Data Recorder, altimeter, IMU and magnetic compass sensors Current Sensor supports up to 6S LiPo packs, power supply provides 12 and 5V output at 1.5A max per channel-ideal for powering most FPV gear, and also power receivers on multirotors with "opto" ESCs eliminating the need for an external BEC Flight Controller fully integrated with OSD allowing full adjustment via the on-screen menus GPS control modes include Return to Home, Geofence, Loiter, Cartesian and Polar Radio Control Interface supports three types of RC inputs; Standard/PCM, SPPM and S-Bus Flight modes accessed via a 2 or 3 position mode switch on radio Submode switch can be configured to allow more modes to be selected during flight Embeds real-time telemetry in video signal for use with the EagleEyes ground station PC Setup Software allows user to configure Vector through PC or laptop Vector Flight Controller and OSD with Current Sensor and Wire Leads Video Formats: Composite NTSC and PAL (autodetect) Dimensions; (L W H, approximate) Controller: 2.5 x 1.3 x 0.55" (65 x 33 x 14mm) GPS/Mag: 1.4 x 0.94 x 0.59" (35 x 24 x 15mm) Current Sensor/PSU: 1.6 x 0.75 x 0.71" (42 x 19 x 18mm) Weight; Controller: 0.74oz (21g) GPS/Mag: 0.46oz (13g) Current Sensor/PSU: 0.53oz (15g) Current Sensor/PSU; Peak Measured Current: 140 amps Max Pack Voltage: 6S/25.2V Maximum 12V PSU Current: 1A Maximum 5V PSU Current: 1A The Vector is not recommended for large or heavy airframes due to no or limited tesing on these types of models at this time. Examples include giant scale fixed wing models, turbines, or multirotors larger than 650mm. jxs 06/25/14 ir/jxs &