(MIK-05054) VBar NEO VBasic Receiver

Features:

* Easy setup via VBar Control Setup Wizard and clearly structured menus in VBar Control

* Using Presets and the Setup Wizard you get ready for flight quickly—for almost any application, like R/C-cars, boats, planes, jets, as a receiver for a multi-rotor flightcontrol, as a receiver for other flybarless systems

* Competition-ready since it does not use gyros

* 5 analog control functions and programmable switching functions

* 9 physical outputs (servo connectors)

* 3 parameter banks (flight modes/-conditions)

* 6 mixers with 5 inputs, differential mix, servo-throw adjustment, servo-travel limit

* expo, trims and multi-rate per parameter bank and control input

* throttle channel with idle trim (via rotary knob) and throttle idle for each parameter bank

* innovative, self-learning trim concept without help of gyros (trim while you control the model), optional trim by means of rotary knobs, EDS dial on VBar Control

* Buddy-boxing ready, also cross-over-buddy-boxing ready (VBar Control together with a radio of a different brand)

* Model Sharing (bind and fly)

* Ready for VBar Control telemetry sensors or ­Kontronik® TelMe

* Event Log

* Macrocells offer freely programmable mixers, 7-point curves, sequencers e.g. for retracts

* Multiprotocol Single Line Receiver: connect to other systems via proprietary or open protocols like Futaba® S.Bus, Spektrum® satellite protocol simulation, Universal Digital Interface (UDI), analog PPM8 or PPM12 (8/12 channels), with variable update rate, both as input and output possible

* Connect multiple VBasic and/or VBar NEO devices via Interbus to get a multi-redundant diversity receiver setup (up to 4 diversity receivers/8 antennae), with up to 23 physical outputs (servo connectors)

* Ready for updates as they come available—with software updates you can enable VBasic for other purposes, for more complex airplanes (VPlane), for helicopters (VBar), for multi-rotors (VCopter), and VBar and VCopter of course with the tried and tested Rescue feature—all required sensors are already on board

For a full overview about the update-options as well as extensive and current online documentation, please visit www.vstabi.info/vbasic