Power: 6.5 hp at 7,500 rpm. Speed range: 1,400–7,500 rpm. Walbro carburetor and Stinger DC-CDI electronic ignition; ignition supply: 7.4–14 V. Air cooling and a ceramic-coated cylinder. Engine weight: 1,400 g; with muffler and ignition module: 1,701 g.
Two-stroke engine with horizontally opposed cylinders and air cooling. Displacement: 70 cm³. Power: 7.4 hp. Speed range: 1,500–8,600 rpm. Walbro carburetor and Stinger DC-CDI electronic ignition. Ignition supply: 7.4–14 V. CM6 spark plugs. Engine weight: 1,508 g; with two mufflers and ignition module: 1,805 g.
Frequency band: 5.8 GHz, 40 channels. RCA video output; PAL and NTSC formats. Antenna connector: RP-SMA male. Ground module supply: 10.5–12.6 V; consumption: 800 mA at 12 V. Airborne module supply: 7–16.8 V; consumption: 200 mA at 12 V.
Manufacturer: Kavan. Standard-size digital servo. Supply: 4.8–8.4 V. Speed: 0.17–0.21 s/60°. Torque: 13–20 kg·cm. Metal gears and JR spline. Dimensions: 40 × 20 × 42.3 mm. Weight: 63 g.
Standard-size digital servo. Operating voltage: 4.8–6.0 V DC. Torque: 16 kg·cm at 4.8 V; 18 kg·cm at 6.0 V. Speed: 0.14 s at 4.8 V; 0.12 s at 6.0 V. Two ball bearings, DC motor and copper/aluminum gears. Weight: 56 g.
Micro digital servo. Supply: 6.0–8.4 V. Speed: 0.11–0.15 s/60°. Torque: 8.2–11 kg·cm. Metal gears and JR spline. Dimensions: 29 × 10 × 30.5 mm. Weight: 26 g.
Controller for fixed-wing and vertical take-off and landing aircraft. STM32H743 processor running at 480 MHz. Features 13 PWM outputs, 7 UART ports, CAN and I²C. Integrated telemetry overlay and microSD slot. Supply: 9–36 V. ArduPilot support.
Radar altimeter for measuring distance to the surface. Range: 0.5–200 m; accuracy: ±0.1 m. Update rate: 42 Hz. UART and CAN interfaces. Supply: 5–16 V; power consumption: 1.5 W. Dimensions: 130 × 70 × 14.5 mm. Weight: 95 g.
Digital sensor based on the DLVR-L10D differential pressure sensor and STM32L431 microcontroller. Connects via CAN with DroneCAN or I²C. Pressure range: ±2,500 Pa; airspeed measurement up to 227 km/h. Supply: 4.5–5.5 V. Board weight: 4 g.
Sensor featuring the SM5391, DroneCAN interface and a 35 W heated Pitot tube. Airspeed range: 0–106 m/s; differential pressure range: ±6,895 Pa. Accuracy: ±1% of full scale. Operating temperature: −20 to +85 °C. Weight: 25 g. Supports ArduPilot and PX4.
ExpressLRS receiver with two independent RF circuits and two antennas. Supports True Diversity and Gemini. CRSF interface and Wi-Fi configuration. Supply voltage: 4.5–12 V.
Dual-band ExpressLRS receiver with two LR1121 modules and four antennas. Operates in the 900 MHz and 2.4 GHz bands with Gemini Xrossband support. CRSF interface. Supply voltage: 4.5–8.4 V.
Compact ExpressLRS receiver based on the LR1121 radio chip. External antenna, CRSF interface and Wi-Fi configuration. Supply voltage: 5 V. Board dimensions: 20 × 13 × 3 mm.
Dual-band ExpressLRS receiver with two independent LR1121 RF circuits and two antennas. Supports Gemini Xrossband in the 900 MHz and 2.4 GHz bands. CRSF interface. Supply voltage: 4.5–8.4 V.
Miniature ExpressLRS receiver with an external T-shaped antenna. Transmits control commands and telemetry via CRSF. Supports updates over Wi-Fi. Supply voltage: 5 V.
Compact ExpressLRS receiver with two antennas and automatic antenna switching. CRSF interface for control and telemetry. Updates over Wi-Fi. Supply voltage: 5 V.
ExpressLRS receiver with two antennas for the 915 MHz band. Supports two-way telemetry and CRSF connectivity. Supply voltage: 4.5–8.4 V. Board dimensions: 24 × 14.2 mm.
External ExpressLRS module for radio transmitters with a Micro module bay. Operates in the 868/915 MHz bands and features an OLED display and cooling system. Maximum transmission power: 1 W.
ExpressLRS receiver with two independent RF circuits and two antenna connectors. A temperature-compensated TCXO oscillator stabilizes the operating frequency. Supports True Diversity and CRSF.
Dual-antenna ExpressLRS receiver for the 868/915 MHz bands. Two independent RF circuits provide True Diversity reception. Features a temperature-compensated TCXO oscillator and CRSF interface.
ExpressLRS receiver with two independent RF circuits and True Diversity support. A temperature-compensated TCXO oscillator improves frequency stability. CRSF interface; telemetry power up to 100 mW.
STM32H743 controller running at 480 MHz with two ICM42688P inertial sensors. Features 13 PWM outputs, 7 UART ports, CAN, I²C and a microSD slot. Supply voltage: 6–36 V. Dimensions: 36 × 36 × 5 mm.
Compact fixed-wing controller based on the STM32F405 processor. Features 12 PWM outputs, 5 UART ports, I²C, an inertial sensor and a barometer. Supply voltage: 6–30 V. Integrated servo power regulator.
STM32F405 flight controller with 12 PWM outputs, 6 UART ports and I²C. Integrated 16 MB memory for flight logs and 5 V and 10 V power regulators. Board size: 28 × 28 mm.
STM32F405 controller with an ICM42688P inertial sensor and SPL06 barometer. Features 12 PWM outputs, 6 UART ports and 16 MB memory. Supports a 9–60 V supply and telemetry overlay on analog video.
ExpressLRS receiver with two antenna connectors and antenna switching. CRSF interface for control commands and telemetry. Supports Wi-Fi updates. Supply voltage: 4–9 V. Dimensions: 21 × 15 mm.
External compass based on the RM3100 magnetometer and STM32L431 microcontroller. CAN connectivity with DroneCAN. Supply voltage: 4.5–5.5 V. Dimensions: 36 × 25 × 10 mm.
Digital differential pressure sensor based on the TE 4525DO. Used with a Pitot tube to measure airspeed. I²C interface. Supply voltage: 4–5.5 V. Pressure range: up to 6.89 kPa.
Power distribution board for 3–12S batteries with an 8–60 V voltage range. Features a current sensor and 5 V and 12 V regulators for onboard electronics. Dimensions: 55 × 50 × 6 mm.
STM32F405 flight controller and BLS 60A 4-in-1 ESC stack for FPV drones. Features an ICM42688P gyro, Bluetooth configuration via SpeedyBee, a microSD slot for Blackbox and a DJI Air Unit connector. Power: 3–6S LiPo. Mounting: 30.5 × 30.5 mm.
STM32H743 flight controller with two inertial sensors, a barometer and a microSD slot for flight logs. Features 7 UART ports, CAN and 13 PWM outputs. Compact board for integrating onboard electronics.
MAMBA stack with an F405 MK2 V2 flight controller and F55 BLS 55A 4-in-1 ESC. Designed for FPV builds with 30 × 30 mm/M3 mounting. Combines flight control and control of four motors in a compact board set.
5.8 GHz analog FPV video transmitter with 48 channels, power up to 1.6 W and PIT mode. Features an aluminum housing, integrated AGC microphone and SmartAudio control. Supply: 7–36 V. Dimensions: 37 × 24 × 6.7 mm.
Wideband analog video transmitter with 96 channels in the 4900–6060 MHz range. Selectable power levels: 25, 200, 500, 1000, 3000 and 5000 mW. A heat sink and fan provide cooling.
Wideband analog video transmitter with 96 channels in the 4900–6060 MHz range. Supports 25, 1000, 3000, 5000 and 8000 mW power levels. Equipped with a heat sink and cooling fan.
Six-channel 2.4 GHz receiver with AFHDS 2A and PWM outputs. Supply: 4.0–6.5 V. Single antenna and RSSI support. Dimensions: 29 × 22 × 16.2 mm. Weight: 7.6 g.
2.4 GHz AFHDS 2A receiver with six PWM channels and two antennas. Supports PWM, PPM, i-BUS, S.BUS and RSSI. Supply: 4.0–8.4 V. Dimensions: 47 × 26.2 × 15 mm.
Compact 2.4 GHz AFHDS 2A receiver for radio-controlled models. Features PPM, i-BUS and S.BUS serial outputs for connection to a compatible flight controller.
Dual-band ExpressLRS receiver with two LR1121 chips, ESP32-PICO-D4 and TCXO. Supports 915 MHz Gemini, 2.4 GHz Gemini and simultaneous 915 MHz + 2.4 GHz operation. Supply: 5 V. Telemetry up to 100 mW, Wi-Fi updates. Receiver weight: 1.7 g.
Single-antenna ExpressLRS receiver based on ESP8285 for 915 or 868 MHz, depending on firmware. Runs on 5 V and connects to the flight controller via CRSF. IPEX1 antenna connector. Dimensions: 12 × 12 × 3 mm. Weight without antenna: 0.60 g.
6–7 GHz analog video transmitter with 64 channels. Supports SmartAudio and features an SMA antenna connector and cooling fan. Supply: 9–28 V. Output power up to 3 W.
Analog video transmitter with adjustable power up to 3 W. Supports SmartAudio control and features an SMA connector. Supply: 9–28 V. Board dimensions: 47 × 36 mm.
Autopilot with an STM32H7-series processor and three inertial sensors. Features vibration isolation, temperature compensation and an RM3100 magnetometer. Supports ArduPilot and PX4.
STM32F722 flight controller and 80 A ESC set. Features an inertial sensor, UART ports and USB-C. Powered by a 3–6S LiPo battery. Mounting holes: 30.5 × 30.5 mm.
7–8 GHz analog video transmitter with power up to 3 W. Supports SmartAudio and features an SMA antenna connector. Supply: 14–28 V. Board dimensions: 47 × 36 mm.
8.0–8.8 GHz analog video transmitter with adjustable power up to 4 W. Supports SmartAudio and features an SMA connector. Supply: 16–28 V. Board dimensions: 47 × 36 mm.
Radio modem for data exchange between onboard electronics and a ground station. Features a UART serial interface and AT-command configuration. Supply voltage: 5 V.
Compact step-down converter for onboard electronics. Input voltage: 6–60 V. Output voltage: 5, 9 or 12 V. Features overload and overtemperature protection. Weight: 2 g.
Step-down power regulator with a 9–55 V input range. Output voltage: 5.2, 8 or 12 V; continuous output current up to 5 A. Features overload and overtemperature protection.
Analog video receiver with 64 channels in the 6.1–7.2 GHz range. An OLED display shows the channel and signal strength. Supports automatic scanning and provides a CVBS video output. Supply: 5–36 V.
Compact ExpressLRS receiver for radio-controlled models. Operates at 2.4 GHz and features an external T-shaped antenna and connection pads for a flight controller.
Compact 915 MHz ExpressLRS receiver based on ESP8285 and SX1276. Connects to a flight controller via CRSF and runs on 3.6–5.5 V. IPEX antenna connector. Board dimensions: 11 × 18 mm.
Dual-band 900 MHz/2.4 GHz ExpressLRS receiver based on LR1121 and ESP32-PICO with a temperature-compensated TCXO oscillator. Supports Gemini and features two IPEX1 antenna connectors. Supply: 3.6–5.5 V. Dimensions: 16 × 27 mm. Weight without antennas: 1.8 g.
Compact 2.4 GHz ExpressLRS receiver. Supports CRSF and features an external T-shaped antenna and Wi-Fi updates. Designed for connection to compatible flight controllers.
STM32F722 flight controller and 60 A ESC set. Features UART ports, memory for flight logs and USB-C. Powered by a 3–6S LiPo battery. Mounting holes: 30.5 × 30.5 mm.
Professional 84V charger for Li-ion batteries with user-adjustable charging current from 1 to 15 A.
The key feature is adjustable 1–15 A current, rather than fixed 5 A / 10 A / 15 A settings.
For faster charging, increase the current within the limits specified by the battery and BMS manufacturer. When time allows, select a lower current for gentler charging.
Suitable for compatible 72V Li-ion batteries with a maximum charging voltage of 84V.
• Adjustable current: 1–15 A
• Maximum voltage: 84 V
• Digital display showing current and voltage
• Current+ / Current− buttons
• Active cooling with a built-in fan
• Input: 220 V / 50 Hz
• Operation and charging status indication
Especially convenient for high-capacity batteries that take a long time to charge with a low-power charger.
Suitable for electric scooters, mopeds, bicycles and other vehicles or equipment with a compatible 72V Li-ion battery. Confirm connector compatibility, polarity and permitted charging current before ordering.
Model: 84V2-15A. Battery type: Li-ion. Nominal system: 72 V. Maximum voltage: 84 V. Current: adjustable 1–15 A. Input: 220 V, 50 Hz. Cooling: active.
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