This Nissan GT R R35 Diecast Model Car is Silver and features working steering, wheels and also opening bonnet with engine, boot, doors. It is made by Bburago and is 1:18 scale (approx. 24cm / 9.4in long).
Features:
With electronic compass and barometer.
SP Racing F3 Flight Control With Integrated OSD for Multicopter.
The SPR F3 builds on tried and tested software, processor and sensor technology to make your aircraft fly like it's on rails.
ST debug port on the back of the board have(SWD) and startup mode selection, not deadlock bootloader.
There MEGA328 ISP port on the back of the board, will not deadlock bootloader.
Looptime up to about 2 times the previous generation based stm32F1 flight control.
Use all the features all the time. Connect your OSD + Smartport + SBus + GPS + LED Strip + Battery Monitoring + Sonar + 8 motors - all at the same time.
The SP F3 runs Cleanflight which can be configured to suit your needs using a cross-platform GUI(Windows/OSX/Linux).
Tiny and lightweight.
On-board high-capacity black box flight log recorder - optimize your tuning and see the results of your setup without guesswork.
STM32 F3 support next-generation processor attitude efficient hardware floating-point operations, and faster ARM Cortex M4 core computing.
All using 2.54 interface.
PDB can be more perfect combination.
Full support for OneShot ESCs for easy PID tuning and a sharper response.
Supports SBus, SumH, SumD, Spektrum1024/2048, XBus, PPM, PWM receivers. No external inverters required (built-in).
Dedicated output for programmable LEDs - great for orientation, racing and night flying.
Battery monitoring ports for voltage and current.
Sonar support for precision low-altitude hold.
I2C port always powered, perfect for external sensors or always-on OLED screen.
Buzzer port for audible warnings and notification.
F3 + OSD run the company to modify the optimization of cleanflight flight control software(FC).
ERTL 1:18 Chrysler 300C Diecast Model Car - AMM1005 The Popular Mechanics™ 1957 Chrysler 300C may have been the 3rd of the iconic 1950’s “muscle luxury” cars from Chrysler, but it was one which captured the imagination of the buying public. With a 392 horsepower HEMI® engine this vehicle was once referred to as “America’s highest-performing automobile”. Prior to being introduced to the general public the 300C beat the unofficial stock car record at the Chelsea Proving Grounds, averaging 145.7 mph on the oval; it later won the Flying Mile at Daytona with a top speed of 134 mph. This Hardtop model as featured in Popular Mechanics™ evokes memories of powerful and stylish muscle cars as adept at track racing as they were on the street. The image is completed with tan interior seats, white wall tires, and displayed in the stylish gunmetal gray, a rare special order color.
• Popular Mechanics™–Authentics
• Hardtop roof
• Tan interior
• 392 Horsepower HEMI® engine
• Chrysler 300 hubcaps with white walls
• Replica of rare special colour order
Features:
VTX Output Power switchable 25, 200, 500mW
Traditional button+LED control of frequency and power
The output power is stable, the transmission distance is far
BFCMS (BFOSD LUA Script) control via FC UART _TX
Silicon wires connection with other brands FC and firmware upgradeable
Video signal TX5 are ready on FFC connected with MATEK FC F405-OSD
Powerful power chip, up to 27V input, output 5V/1A low ripple, low interference
