Electronics for RC models

I have recently been designing and building some Radio Control model Electronics intended mostly for RC aircraft but has other applications.

The main items so far include a lost model radio tracker, a couple of RC controlled LED flashers and some video circuits for FPV.

• Lost Model radio tracker
  A long range 433MHz automatic beacon and receiver for tracking lost models.

• LED flasher controller
  A 6-channel RC controlled LED flasher controller.

• LED strip with controller
  A strip of small LEDs for multirotor arms etc. with RC controller.

• Arduino Compatible ControllerComming Soon
  A small Arduino Compatible controller for RC and other applications.

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• Household power usage meters and readingsIN STOCK
  I have been measuring the power usage of some household appliances and PCs.
  How much power do your appliances use ???

• Kristil Technology - Module Repair - Kristil Home Automation
  I hear through the grape vine that Kristil has gone and there are owners of Kristil systems with faulty modules having trouble getting repairs done. I designed the original system and although I have not had any contact with Kristil in many years it is possible that I can repair the modules. Your electrician should be able to identify the faulty modules which you can send to us for evaluation and possible repair. If I can't repair it, you only pay the courier cost ($10 inc.GST). please let me know if you have any questions.

  Triac modules are the most likely failures and generally repairable, but I can also look at other parts. I do still have some stock of parts to build Triac modules and would consider this if there is a demand.

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Component Sales

Passives, Semiconductors

Low-Cost PIC project board

SIM_1A1
16F876 based, expandable I/O
NZ$35.00 + GST per unit

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