Flug-Empfänger Air Receiver

Eigenschaften:
Das eingebaute Battle Modul ist unter der Akkuhalterung
montiert, sendet und empfängt Infrarotsignale, die
in der Reichweite einstellbar sind. So kann auch der Anfänger
aus größerer Distanz schießen als der Experte,
der näher an das Ziel anfliegen muss.
Die stabile CX Basis ist auf den Combat Einsatz abgestimmt
worden. Der Helikopter ist sehr agil, aber in den
Reaktionen nicht anspruchsvoll sensitiv.
Die FORCE Helikopter sind mit einer einstellbaren
Taumelscheibe ausgestattet, die die Manövrier-
fähigkeit noch erweitert.
Der 5-Kanal Sender ist mit der Spektrum 2,4 GHz Technologie
für präzise Kontrollen ausgestattet. Duale
Feuerknöpfe auf der Rückseite machen die Bedienung
während des Fluges einfach. Der Sender ist mit einem
eingebauten Ladegerät für die Flugakkus ausgestattet,
das auch arbeitet während der Sender in Betrieb ist.
New from the innovative team at Horizon in the U.S.
FORCE is a combat system for the R/C category that gives
both novice and experienced pilots the opportunity to have
an out of the box air-to-air and air-to-ground combat experience.
The combat system is based on the new mCX2
helicopter platform that has been specially modified to be
used in air-to-air combat. A new 5-channel transmitter incorporates
a pair of fire buttons on it’s rear side making
combat and heli control achievable even for novice pilots;
the weaponry and hit targets are slung under the airframe
in between the landing skids. Spektrum 2.4 GHz is utilised
by the FORCE Helis so control is precise and there’s no
worries with multiple helis flying at the same time. The
mCX2 platform provides the ideal vehicle for real time
combat; highly manoeuvrable yet self-leveling and super
stable. The controls have been tuned specifically to suit
this type of application; responsive enough to manoeuvre
quickly and yet not too sensitive to deny novice pilots easy
enough control to battle each other. To aid those novices
even further activating a new feature called SimpliFly
reduces the pilots workload by limiting control to left/right
yaw, forward/back, up/down and guns.
One to one airborne dog fighting is the obvious choice
but each heli can be assigned to a team so that groups
of them can enact multiple heli combat scenarios. Each
team member is able to hit and affect the member of another
team, ‘friendly fire’ incidents however are avoided
because weaponry is ineffective on members of the same
team. One of two range settings can also be selected to
handicap more experienced pilots and offer an advantage
to novices. Audio is also incorporated into the system,
adding a little more realism to the whole idea of combat.
Machine gun fire spills from the transmitter when squeezing
the fire buttons and a hit on either another heli or a
ground target results in the sound of an explosion. Visually
too, flashing lights on the helis indicate both gunfire and
register a hit. The first two hits on a heli result in it momentarily
spinning around its axis, the third will result in it
powering down and landing before momentarily re-setting
and readying itself to become airborne again.
A ground target is also available. This can be used for ‘target
practice’ but in addition can be set to accept hits only
form a specified team. This way two targets can be used
in conjunction with multiple helis in gameplay. So virtual
reality gets a run for its money with FORCE. Computer
based simulators can entertain but remain two dimen-
sional and always virtual. FORCE utilises the great mCX2
heli platform and brings real-time, real flying, indoor
aerial combat to R/C.
Features:
The built-in battle module slung under the battery
cradle sends and receives infra-red signals that are
range adjustable. Novices can shoot farther out while
experienced vets have to get up close.
The super stable mCX platform has been tuned a little
to make it more responsive but not so as to make it too
sensitive.
The FORCE helis also have the advanced swashplate
settings feature so manoeuvrability can be further increased
by implementing this.
The 5-channel transmitter features Spektrum 2.4 GHz
technology for precise control and twin triggers on the
reverse are positioned to make firing and flying easily
achievable. The transmitter has a built in charger for the
heli’s battery; access is via the bottom of the handle and
batteries can be charged while the transmitter is operational.
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FORCE Helicopter