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Port analogowy odbiorników FrSky

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Port analogowy odbiorników FrSky jest bardzo użyteczną, a jednocześnie chyba nieco niedocenianą opcją jaką oferują odbiorniki FrSky. Do tej pory nie wszystkie odbiorniki były wyposażone w port analogowy. Jednak wszystkie odbiorniki nowej serii FrSky Archer będą w taki port wyposażone, warto zatem nieco bliżej przyjrzeć się jego możliwościom. Wszystkie telemetryczne odbiorniki FrSky mają co najmniej … Read more

MAK RC Signal Inverter

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In RC hobby signal inversion may be required when connecting various components together, i.e. RC receivers to helicopter flybarless units or other flight controllers. This is particularly often required in case of one wire protocols, like SBUS, PPM or Smart Port – the last one being specific to FrSky products.

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MAK Dynatron Heli Holder

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MAK Dynatron Heli Holder - ALL

The Sullivan Dynatron S603 is very popular, heavy-duty starter for gas and nitro RC model engines. Combined with Sullivan S613 Helicopter Extension Wand it creates great set for nitro helicopters, easily able to start 90 / 105 class nitro engine and which will last decades of usage.

Unfortunately plastic holder parts provided with the Dynatron are very basic and do not allow to mount the battery in compact, convenient way. That’s why I created my own holder, able to hold both battery and heli extension wand.

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MAK RC Heli Servo Centering Tool

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There are many servo testers and even some servo centering tools available on the market. I didn’t find though the one I wanted to have, with selectable 1500/1520µs PWM outputs and also with 760/960µs outputs for helicopter fast tail servos.

The MAK RC Heli Servo Centering Tool may be especially interesting for RC helicopter modellers, due to its fast tail servo PWM output. Of course Flybarless controller unit can be always used to center servos, but I like to mount FBL unit at very end, without bothering about it during the build process.

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MAK RC Model Finder

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There are many popular lost RC model finders available on the market. They are usually simple and inexpensive devices, activated by signal loss or inactivity on RC channel which they are connected to, after some pre-defined time.

They work, but they are rather cumbersome in use, as they often activate themselves in unwanted conditions, often on the ground, before a flight or after landing. They are also dependent on model’s power source and having small buzzers.

Thus I decided to develop my own lost model finder – MAK RC Model Finder (MRCMF) – under following assumptions:

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