Bigaole BGL-3G-A V2 3-Axis Aircraft Flight Stabilizer Gyro

Overview

The BIGAOLE BGL-3G-A V2 (BGL007-0152) is a compact 3-axis flight stabilizer and heading-hold gyro for RC airplanes. Suitable for both electric and fuel-powered models, it helps improve flight stability, reduce the effects of wind and turbulence, and increase control. The stabilizer supports conventional airplanes, delta-wing and V-tail configurations, making it ideal for trainers, sport airplanes, gliders, and aerobatic models. The lightweight aluminum housing and adjustable gain settings enable easy installation and precise adjustment.

Features

• 3-axis flight stabilization for aileron, elevator, and rudder.
• MEMS gyroscope technology for precise stabilization and correction.
• Three operating modes: Gyro Off, Normal, and AVCS (Heading Hold).
• Independent gain control: Separate gain controls for aileron, elevator, and rudder.
• Support for one or two aileron servos: Supports one or two aileron servos.
• Support for standard airplanes: Designed for conventional fixed-wing airplanes.
• Support for flying wings/delta airplanes: Integrated mixing function for flying-wing configurations.
• Support for V-tails: Integrated mixing function for airplanes with a V-tail.
• Optimized for 3D flight: Designed to provide stabilization without affecting the airplane's maneuverability.
• Remote mode switching: A dedicated switch input allows the gyro mode to be changed from the transmitter.
• Adjustable gyro direction: Allows the correction direction of each axis to be configured during installation.
• Broad radio compatibility: Supports PPM, PCM, and 2.4 GHz radio systems.
• Support for analog and digital servos: Compatible with 1.52 ms analog servos and 1.52 ms digital servos.
• Metal housing: The robust metal housing provides protection and helps reduce potential electromagnetic interference.
• High angular velocity: Supports a maximum angular velocity of 800°/s.
• Electric and engine-powered airplanes: Suitable for both electrically powered and combustion-engine-powered RC airplanes.