AVT2812 A

A circuit dedicated to aviation modelers. Even the most experienced one loses control of the model. He returns to earth in a more or less effective way, often far from the pilot. And because the surrounding of airports often grows tall grass, shrubs, finding a valuable "latada" can be really difficult. And this is where the signaling device is useful. The system is turned on when there are no control signals (ie when the transmitter has been turned off). The siren emits an intermittent, well audible sound. With his help it is easy to find the model or what was left of it after the "effective" landing.

The device is especially recommended for all aviation modelers

Selected parameters:

• small dimensions and weight
• the system is assembled from elements for surface and through-hole assembly
• sound transducer - miniature
• generated frequency - about a few Hz
• cooperation with typical proportional apparatus for remote control
• connection to the receiver - via a three-core cable and connector typical for a given brand
• minimal power consumption in inactive state (without sound)
• power supply - 4-6 Vdc (from model installation)
• printed circuit board and documentation included
  A version with a set of components for self-assembly is available
  
  Detailed description in
  EdW 2/07