Smartphones and tablets have proven themselves as versatile devices, thanks to small apps that add functionality where manufacturers not initially considered. the American Griffin comes with a typical example of this by a remote-controlled helicopter, which through an iOS device can be flown, to introduce.
The Helo TC is a small helicoptertje with two rotors intended for indoor use. Instead of a regular controller is the light weight flying machine with a special infrared module bundled in which, for example, you can mount an iPhone. Once connected you can via the touchscreen smartphone wireless control measures. For the more interactive kite there is also a second steering mode, which uses the accelerometer in the mobile phone. By tilting the iPhone you can so front and backwards and sideways navigation.
The app also makes it possible to up to three helicopters at the same time as many control and flight plans and record. The Flight Deck module is on the headphone output of an iOS device connected and communicating as I said wirelessly via infrared. For the power supply of the control module are four AAA batteries required, while the helicopter itself has a built-in battery that can be recharged via USB.
The Helo TC is directly via the website of Griffin available for a fee of $ 49.99 USD. All iPhones from the third generation and both iPads are suitable for the app, which is free to download in the App Store.
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