NEW: Get all your telemetry information at a glance

Our friend Jean-Luc Petitpierre sent us an email sharing information about Flight Command Telemetry. The Flight Command Telemetry Team is set to release their product in mid-March. Thanks Jean-Luc for sharing. Now what exactly is Flight Command Telemetry?

Click through and lets find out what exactly is Flight Command Telemetry.

Flight Command TelemetryFlight Command Telemetry gives them more control over their RC model aircraft. Whether it be important drive parameters or just the remaining flight time, announce important information easily. Everything at a glance with Live menus. Flight Command provides a safe and relaxed flying.

This modern and innovative telemetry system for RC model aircraft sets new standards. With this system, they are always informed about the status of their flight model. Have they simply announce how much battery capacity is still available, what voltage the battery still has power or voltage at which the receiver module is present. The Flight Command System uses high-tech chips to measure the Li-Po cell voltages. This makes it possible to perform even under extreme loads correct cell measurements. A backlight (transflective) display large graphic displays the data transmitted from the flight model. This display can also be an excellent read in sunlight. A voice and a vibration module report set alarms. Recorded logs of all sensors can either be directly evaluated graphically on the screen or be transmitted to the PC via USB (LogView software). Depending on the module FCU (Flight Control Unit), various sensor data are displayed. Thanks to the LIVE menu technology, data is displayed in real time on the GSU (Ground Support Unit). The system operates in the 433MHz (ISM band) frequency range. This ensures that there is no disturbance of the 2.4 GHz frequency ranges which are used by many remote control systems.

GSU tecnical data:
- Backlight (transflective) display graphics
- Speech (DE / EN)
- Vibrating alarm (installed)
- USB interface for connection to PC
- Logging of internal memory
- Long battery life (10-12 hours)
- Built-in speaker
- Headphone jack
- Splash proof
- Removable antenna (SMA connector)
- Possible firmware updates via USB
- Dimensions: 120mm x 85mm x 21mm
- Weight: 225g

Specifications FCU 3D:
- 4x Temperature Sensor Inputs
- 1x current sensing input (CV20060 module)
- 1 sensor input voltage (CV20060 module)
- 1 x connection for the Cell Monitor Module CM20060
- 1x speed Sensor input (optical / magnetic)
- 1x airspeed sensor input (Pitot Pitot tube)
- Internal sensor for monitoring the voltage BEC
- 2 LED status indicators
- Dimensions: 65mm x 20mm x 9mm (without antenna)
- Weight: 23g

Specifications CM20060:
- Current measurement up to 200A (peak 250A)
- Voltage measurement up to 60V
- cell measurement accuracy of 10mV
- Power cable cross-section 6qmm
- with LED status indicator on the module
- size 60 x 35 x 7mm (without cable)
- Weight: 30g

Specifications CV20060:
- modern Hall-effect sensor technology
- current measurement up to 200A (peak 250A)
- Voltage measurement up to 60V
- LED status indicator on the module
- Size: 30 x 20 x 7mm
- Weight: 21g
- Power cable cross-section 6qmm

Conformity with the following ETSI standards:
EN 300220-1
EN 300220-2
EN 301489-1
EN 301489-2
EN 60950

Registierungen:
BattG-RegNr. 21003808
WEEE RegNr. DE25798601

Where To Buy Flight Command Telemetry

Click HERE to view the Dealer Directory.

Blog

Click HERE to follow the progress of the Flight Command project. Suggestions for improvements or just comments are welcome.

Flight Command User Forum

The user forum for the Flight Command telemetry system to all owners and interested parties to provide a platform to exchange ideas, share experiences and discuss suggestions for improvement.

For us, it is important that our customers are satisfied, therefore we are interested in the Flight Command System Telemetry wish to improve and expand our customer.

Source: Flight Command Telemetry

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