A3 MINI 6-Axis Airplane Gyro Standard Edition from HobbyEagle - HEA3MINI

A3 Mini is a high-performance and functional 6-axis mini gyro and stabilizer designed for R/C airplanes. The smaller size and more compact design make it more suitable for the small electric airplanes. With the new feature of multi-protocol serial receiver support, it's compatible with most single line mini receivers on the market.

Why use an airplane gyro? - Gyros (also called flight stabilizers) help keep your airplane stable during take-off, flight maneuvers, and landings which can be helpful during windy days or when learning how to fly RC planes. Once thought to be for beginners only, Gyros are now common in all classes of aircraft and are utilized by all levels of flyers. Gyros are great for learning, they let pilots practice advanced aerobatics, they give you piece of mind in less than ideal flight conditions, and they can often help you avoid costly crash damage.

Need more convincing? Be sure to read our article Gyros: Clearing Up The Stigma from our Knowledge Blog.

Note: Not for use with gas/nitro aircraft.

Features:

• PPM and multi-protocol digital serial receivers supported
• Mini size and 4.8g weight
• 32-bit MCU, high-precision 6-axis MEMS sensor, improved hardware platform and new firmware solution provide more reliable performance
• 6 flight modes: GYRO-OFF, NORMAL, LOCK, ANGLE, LEVEL, and HOVER mode
• Supports standard fixed-wing, flying-wing (delta-wing), and V-Tail
• Remote master gain
• Upgradable firmware and programming card supported

Includes:

• Eagle A3 MINI 6-Axis Airplane Gyro Standard Edition
• 3M Foam mounting tape
• 2 x male to male servo wires to connect stabilizer to your receiver

Specifications:

Receiver Connection

A3 Mini supports PPM and multi-protocol digital serial receivers which allows you to connect the receiver to the gyro with one single wire on the slot [Serial RX]. Depending upon the receiver type selected, A3 Mini uses the preset channel assignment to recognize the channels from the receiver. Refer to the table below and check if your radio transmits the channels in the correct order. After each time you have changed the receiver type the current channel settings will be reset to the default. Choose "None" for those channels you do not use.