Universal Fuel FLOW Meter for Multiple Radio Systems from Vspeak 3.0 for turbines with an integrated pump or >300N
Detailed information about VSpeak FLOW-meter can be found in the detailed manual.
The FLOW-meter measures the fuel consumption of models with turbine, which are made available for transmission on the telemetry return channel of the respective remote control system. The model pilot is thus always informed about the current consumption / tank level.
Depending on the remote control system, alarm thresholds (reserve, turbine OFF) can be set in the transmitter or in the FLOW-meter. The consumption / tank level can reseted via a separate servo channel - so displaying the actual consumption / tank level would not be a problem even after a so-called "taxi tank" has been disconnected after the start phase.
The VSpeak FLOW-meter is available for the following remote control systems:
Jeti Duplex EX
Multiplex MLink (MSB)
Graupner HoTT
Futaba
FrSky S.Port
JR PROPO
PowerBox Core P²-Bus
Spektrum (X-Bus)
The respective remote control system can be set using the button of the FLOW-meter.
With the remote control systems Jeti Duplex, PowerBox and Graupner HoTT all settings of the converter can be made from the transmitter, on all other systems individual parameters can be set with the help of a micro SD card.
Since the electronics of the FLOW-meter has an easy-to-use calibration function (see demo videos below), it is also offered in the "FLOW-meter E" variant without a sensor, for any sensor that may already be provided by the customer, which provides a digital output signal as an NPN open collector. This is the case with a large number of BIO-TECH sensors.
The VSpeak FLOW-meter is available in 4 versions:
FLOW-meter 1.0 . . . for turbines up to 180N
FLOW-meter 1.6 . . . for turbines up to 300N
FLOW-meter 3.0 . . . for turbines with an integrated pump or >300N
FLOW-meter E . . . . without sensor, for customer flow sensor
Selection of fuel connections: 4 or 6mm Festo Push Fitting or Festo Screw in Barb for 6mm tube
In the case of turbines with an integrated pump, the next larger flow sensor with the larger nozzle should be selected if possible in order to keep the resistance in the suction line as low as possible. Festo screw nipples should also be used here instead of Festo push-in fittings, since the latter are not so well suited for suction operation.
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