FOR CARRIAGE OF SMALL OBJECTS AND DEVICES

The Heli-V3 is a four rotor electric, radio controlled, designed to carry payloads much larger than the smaller Heli' s handle. It's particularly suitable for research and can supports payload up to 1 pound in weight. Just for that it's considered the big brother of the Heli-V2. In addition to its size, nearly twice of the other models, the Heli-V3 features nearly silent operation by using highly efficient electric motors and belt drives for all four rotors.

The Hei-V3 is highly maneuverable, and has full proportional pitch, roll, yaw, and altitude control using conventional helicopter inputs via a 9-channel radio control transmitter. The Heli-V3's four carbon fiber arms can be folded in a matter of minutes for compact storage and transport.

It high lifting capacity and flight times of up to 18 minutes make the Heli-V3 the perfect platform for aerial photography using a still camera or carrying any type or sensor or device. The Heli-V3 is the world's most unique flying machine and definitely a must have for anyone involved with aerial photography and surveillance.

Art. Code: HELI-V3


High strength canopy detail of Heli-V3
Side view of Heli-V3 central canopy
Cloche detail of four rotor aircraft
Case including the assembled parts of Heli-V3

Heli-V3 includes:

• High quality 9 channel FM (PCM) transmitter with NiCad battery.
• High gain detachable antenna.
• One CPU control system with PCM dual conversion receiver.
• One lightweight carbon fiber body (assembled).
• Four high impact carbon fiber blades.
• Four high speed electric motors with pulley installed.
• One 14.8 volt 6300mAh Li-Poly rechargeable battery.
• Printed manual with photos and instructional video for building and flying.
• A/C-D/C Fast charger for transmitter and receiver.

Wireless Video Camera System includes:

• High resolution 480 line 1/3" CCD micro video camera with white balance switch.
• Powerful 200mW video transmitter.
• Video stabilization software.

It's possible to implement the four rotor aircraft with our wireless vision device Eyemonitor here below.



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