Differential Steering? Analog Radio? Ran across this...

[Shaun Hendricks]

VeeTail 'computer' (http://www.veetail.com/)

Ran across this while working on my boat project. I was looking into differential steering for my XS3 3channel radio. My aircraft radio (Eclipse7) does V-Tail no problem, but my car/surface radio doesn't do it so easily. So, I looked at V-tail mixers and got this on a google hit.

Looks like it would be a boon to analog radio users and even to computer radio users... lots of programmable utility. You could probably set up some differential rudder mixes and other types of controls. The low battery alert could be rigged to a running light or something... lots of possibility. All for $35... not bad. :D

(Disclaimer: above opinion is based solely on the marketing garbage presented on the site. If you purchase this device and don't like it- please rail on the manufacturer. If you purchase it and like it, please give the manufacturer my name as your sales source so that I can try to get one for free! LOL! :D )

[green-boat]

Not a bad price. It is cheaper and has more features than the one I was looking at.

[tsenecal]

Interesting that it has programmability, that definitely sets it apart from most other vtail mixers.

however, if you don't need all the bells and whistles, GWS makes a simple vtail mixer for considerably less:

http://www.robotmarketplace.com/marketplace_rc-acces.html


and if you need limited programmability (no exponential, but can extend servo travel, and offers reversing), there is the DigMixII right below the GWS, also for considerably less.

[green-boat]

Robot market place has Vantec 411p's for $67.76 http://www.robotmarketplace.com/marketplace_vantec.html