GyroFX requires flight path data from a Flight Recorder capable of recording the GPS position, attitude and velocity vectors in three axes.
Flight recorders can be self-built for £100 or cost upto £5,000 for commercial devices. One of the primary aims of GyroFX is to make aerobatic flight analysis affordable, so our recommended devices cost less than £300. We even publish information showing how to build your own.
GyroFX accepts data from the following Flight Recorders:
The system can easily be extended to work with any flight recorder that produces accurate positional and orientation data.
The GyroFX Flight Recorder uses a PP3 9V battery, so it is completely self contained with no need for external power from your aircraft. It has a micro SD card slot to record your flight. The flight recorder comes with two GO Pro swivel fittings and self adhesive mounts to attach to your aircraft. Stick them on the top of your instrument panel and you're ready to go.
There are two versions of the GyroFX Flight Recorder. The BASIC version is the budget model (starting at £149) and is suitable for gliders and low powered aircraft. The PRO version (starting at £279) has a faster processor and dual Inertial Measurement Units allowing it to operate at the high speeds, roll rates and G-forces of high end aerobatic aircraft.
Both versions of the GyroFX Flight Recorder are supplied with a state-of-the-art GPS Module. The GPS can be fitted internally inside the top of the case or in a small cabled module plugged into the main flight controller box with a 4mm diameter flexible cable.
The specifications of the PRO version of the GyroFX Flight Recorder are as follows:
The flight recorder firmware is the world-class ArduPilot (which is installed in over 1 million vehicles worldwide)
View the Product Catalogue for more information on the various versions of the GyroFX Flight Recorder.
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