Stabilizer is a patented, compact, lightweight, easy to install 2-axis flight stabilization system (Roll- and Nick-function) developed for modell helicopters and is based on the analysis of infrared datas in a spectral area, where the composition of the ground (grass, water, asphalt, snow etc.) and the solar radiation are almost not relevant. The Stabilizer gets connected between the rc-receiver and the Nick- und Roll-servos.

Stabilizer works in almost all weathers, on day and night. Light or direct solar radiation into the sensors have no influence. The infrared horizon has to be straight / near to straight or simmetrical. In even or in a slightly hilly site, also in a valley between two mountains it will perform well. Among building or in a forest between the trees the Stabilizer will work after the helicopter is above the houses / trees (usable infrared horizon).

Features of Stabilizer:

Stabilizes normal flight. (For normal- and inverted-flight stabilisation look at the Stabilizer 3D.) As assistance for advanced and as „emergency switch“ for specialists. For helicopters with and without flybar, also for multi-bladed systems. For aerial photography helicopters.

Technical data: Operating voltage: 4V to 10V. Current draw max. 20 mA. Additional technical data: Compatible with all PPM-receiveres, all Futaba PCM 1024 and Futaba PCM 2048 G3-receivers and all JR/Graupner SPCM-receivers. Compatible with analog and digital servos. Sensibility can be set from the transmitter or from the control-unit trimmer. Compatible with 2-Servos-90° and 3-Servos-120° swashplates, mechanically and electronically mixed, recognizes automatically the swashplate type, for 2 or 3 servos. 90° swashplates with 3 or 4 servos are not supported, trying to control such systems will cause mechanical or electronic damages!!! (For a H4 90° 4-servos-swashplate version see Stabilizer H4.) Only for outdoor use. Compact and lightweight: Control unit 22 x 25 x 8mm, 11g Sensor unit 28 x 34 x 9mm, 16g Instruction manuals: Stabilizer_300106_deutsch.pdf Stabilizer_300106_english.pdf For Stabilizers with the number 220805 on the control unit, or without number: Stabilizer_220805_deutsch.pdf Stabilizer_220805_english.pdf Flight with Stabilizer. The remote control transmitter is laid on the ground. The eddies of the ground effect are controllable. The remote control transmitter is lying on the ground.