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Skydroid | SKU:
DF0091
Skydrid Dual Thrower Dual-Channel Payload Release Mechanism 2KG Payload
$39.99
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Skydrid Dual Thrower Dual-Channel Payload Release Mechanism 2KG Pay...
$39.99
Unit price
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The Skydroid dual-channel payload release mechanism features a compact and robust design, complemented by high-performance motors. Despite its small size, it boasts impressive carrying capacity, with each channel capable of supporting a payload of up to 2kg.
It is equipped with a twin-channel design, allowing for independent control and deployment of two hooks. Building upon its powerful carrying capacity, this system further enhances the versatility by enabling the simultaneous release of multiple payloads.
Specification:
Size:37mm*51mm*12.7mm
Installation hole size: 32mm*46mm
Weight: 40g
Input voltage: 4.5-5.5V
Current: 200mA
Signal: PWM
Max payload for one channel: 2kg
How to Use:
The device receives PWM signals and requires a voltage input of 4.5~5.5V.
When the channel servo signal is less than 1300, the L channel rotates for 5 seconds.
When the channel servo signal is greater than 1700, the H channel rotates for 5 seconds.
When the channel servo signal is between 1300 and 1700, both L and H channels will stop.
It is equipped with a twin-channel design, allowing for independent control and deployment of two hooks. Building upon its powerful carrying capacity, this system further enhances the versatility by enabling the simultaneous release of multiple payloads.
Specification:
Size:37mm*51mm*12.7mm
Installation hole size: 32mm*46mm
Weight: 40g
Input voltage: 4.5-5.5V
Current: 200mA
Signal: PWM
Max payload for one channel: 2kg
How to Use:
The device receives PWM signals and requires a voltage input of 4.5~5.5V.
When the channel servo signal is less than 1300, the L channel rotates for 5 seconds.
When the channel servo signal is greater than 1700, the H channel rotates for 5 seconds.
When the channel servo signal is between 1300 and 1700, both L and H channels will stop.
