13) Camera: 600TVL, 120 degree wide angle, CMOS PAL.
Note 1: Flight time was with 500mAh 7.4V25C lipoly battery, 50% throttle was the lowest during the flight
(no zero power gliding), 100% throttle when it was climbing, default of VTX is 25mw, outdoor flight within a
radius of 300 meters, breeze or no wind.
Note 2: The VTX was 25mw while it was flying within a radius of 20~300 meters, it was a distance that pilot
couldn’t judge the real flying position of Atlas-450 from the third view.
Note 3: There are 3 types of hardware for the built-in receivers: A-CYRF6936: B-CC2500; C-A7105, among
them, one hardware can support several receiver protocols, that is to say, dealers or customers only need to
change the receiver’s firmware to support a different receiver protocol by using just one receiver hardware. But
hardware A can’t support protocols that hardware B or C supported, it would be same to hardware B or C to A,
for example: B-CC2500 hardware can support B1- Futaba SFHSS and B2- FrSky-D8 protocols, but it can’t
support A1-DSMX/2 or C1-FlySky-AFHDS protocols etc. Besides, an outside receiver can also be connected
to the control board even it already gets a built-in receiver.
Package including: BNF Atlas-450 FPV micro-wing( with FPV equipments, compatible receivers, VTX
etc.)
Customer required:
Transmitter, charger, FPV monitor or a VR goggles, and lipoly battery (300mAh~600mAh 7.4V20C)
Ports distribution diagram:
LED light explanation ( for indicating compatible receiver, VTX working frequency and power,
stabilizing function)