rc model:
1.Waypoint setting in flight
2.Automated altitude control
3.Ground speed control
4.Activation of circling

 

FY-3ZT Auto pilot

 

FY-3ZT is an advanced autopilot rc model with patented Attitude Flight Stabilization System AFSS™ that allows you to view and change in real time the flight parameters of your flying aircraft via your Ground Control Station (GCS).

The parameters include (but are not limited to);

Waypoint setting while in flight,Automated altitude control,Ground speed control,Activation of circling at given points,Control of circling radius,Automated Return to Base (RTB),Automated take-off.

 

Aircraft Suitability

Normal / Traditional fixed-wing planesDelta-winged plane with rudderDelta-winged plane without rudder Plane without aileron V –tail plane with and without aileron

Major Auto Pilot Components

FY-3ZT provides high-precision flight attitude measurement and control through the utilization of an integrated 32 ARM7 microprocessor, GPS receiver, three-axis MEMS gyros, three-axis accelerometer, barometric pressure sensor, attitude algorithm, Kalman filtering and data fusion algorithms.10Hz data rate GPS receiver, 35 seconds fast positioning time and accuracy of 2.5 meters CEP.50HZ inner attitude control, 10HZ outer navigation control.Multi-channel mixed-control output can be adjusted with ease. The control options include:

a.Elevator and rudder navigation

b.Elevator, aileron and rudder navigation

c.Elevator and aileron mixed-control (elevon) navigation

d.V-tail rudder may be used, however a third party mixer have to be supplied by the user.

          e.Three control modes:

                                                                            I.            Manual Mode ;

                                                                            II.            AFSS activated (Active Stabilization) ;

                                                                            III.            Automatic navigation control.

  5.    Two automated navigation control modes:

                                                                         I.      Air route navigation mode ;

                                                                         II.      Mouse controlled flight mode.

   6.     Three special flight modes:

                                                                         I.      Fixed circling mode;

                                                                         II.      Auto Return to Base (RTB) mode;

                                                                         III.      Auto take-off mode.

When using the Data Radio to control the aircraft, the controlling signals from the RC Receiver is directly sent to the Remote Adapter and converted to digital signals. The Data Radio will then upload the commands to your aircraft via the data radio. The uploading of data to the aircraft does not involve the GCS. The GCS is only used to monitor telemetry and flight status of the aircraft. Transmission of commands is minimal. i.e. the aircraft is mainly controlled by your RC Transmitter.