Additionally
| Battery performance |
350 mAh |
LiPo 3.7V 350 mAh, 4 x AA, 2.4 GHz, USB
The highly developed nine-way gyro and stabilising system supplied as standard will delight the beginner and advanced pilot in equal measure. It features a total of nine sensors for optimum stabilisation: triple-axis gyro + triple-axis accelerometer + triple-axis field strength sensor. Two flight modes can be selected at the transmitter. In Beginner mode the Galaxy Visitor 2 is extremely stable, and responds in a docile manner to flight commands - ideal for learning the skill of controlling a quadrocopter. In Agility mode the model's agility and flying characteristics are faster, more direct and more accurate; the advanced pilot will never find the model boring in this mode.
<b>Headless Flight"-function</b>
For normal control of a radio-controlled helicopter the direction of control is always from the point of view of the model, i.e. forward, back, right and left refer to the model's direction of flight, or the pilot's view "in the model". The drawback to this is the necessity to re-think your commands when the model is flying towards you. Right and left for the pilot "in the model" are now exactly the opposite of those for the pilot holding the RC system transmitter. This "conventional flight mode" is difficult to master, especially for the beginner who is just making a start. In the case of a quadrocopter there is an additional difficulty: the symmetrical overall shape makes it slightly more difficult to pick up where 'front' and 'back' are on the model. For this reason the GALAXY VISITOR 2 includes an "Intelligent Control Mode". When the model is operated in this control mode, all directions refer to the pilot holding the RC system transmitter. This means that the model always flies towards the pilot if he moves the pitch-axis stick back (towards himself), and always away from the pilot if the pitch-axis stick is moved forward. Right and left are now always exactly the same with reference to the pilot. The direction in which the actual front of the quadrocopter is pointing is not relevant.
