General Air Module 2-6S, with Vario, HoTT 2.4GHz System

Product Information:

The General Air Module is a universal sensor for Graupner HoTT receivers and models with internal combustion or electric motors.

Functions:

• Vario with altitude signals and climb and sink signals, and additional warning thresholds for min. altitude, max. altitude, climb and sink rate in two stages, altitude display (- 500 ... 3000 m), and storage of min. and max. altitude.
• 2 x temperature and voltage measurements with warning thresholds for min. and max. voltage and min. and max. temperature.
• Single cell measurement with warning thresholds for min. voltage.
• Voltage, current, and capacity measurement with warning thresholds for min. and max. voltage, max. capacity, and max. current.
• RPM measurement with RPM control (programmable) and warning thresholds for min. and max. RPM.
• Fuel measurement with warning thresholds in 25% increments. Adjustable warning time: OFF, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 seconds, always.
• Adjustable warning repeat time: Always, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 min, once.

Connections:

• 2 x temperature optionally 0 to 120°C or 200°C and voltage measurement up to 80V DC.
• 1 x RPM measurement up to 100,000 rpm with two-blade propeller.
• 1 x speed controller/servo input.
• 1 x RPM control input.
• 1 x speed controller/servo output for RPM control.
• 1 x current, voltage, and capacity measurement up to 40A (pulse up to 60A) and up to 30V.
• 1 x single cell monitoring for 2-6S lithium batteries (LiPo, LiIo, LiFe).
• 1 x receiver power supply input and output.
• 1 x telemetry connection for receiver.
• 1 x fuel sensor 0% - 25% - 50% - 75% - 100%.

Technical Data General Air Module HoTT:

• Weight approx. 31g
• Dimensions approx. 41 (48) x 44 (56) x 16mm
• Operating voltage: 3.6 ... 8.4V

Important warning notice when using modules 33600, 33601, 33610, 33611 and 33620:
Do not make any programming changes to the sensors during flight, to prevent your model from losing control due to carelessness!
When using two or more receivers in the model, you must under no circumstances make any programming changes during flight, as this can lead to incorrect settings in receivers without connected telemetry, and in the worst case, to the crash of the model! Therefore, always program on the ground and ensure that only the receiver to be programmed with the connected sensor is switched on.