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Goosky E2 UH-1Y Air Rescue GPS Scale Helicopter - RTF w/ Carrying Case
Goosky E2 UH-1Y Air Rescue GPS Scale Helicopter - RTF w/ Carrying Case
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Goosky E2 UH-1Y Air Rescue GPS Scale Helicopter - RTF with Carrying Case
The Goosky E2 UH-1Y Air Rescue GPS Helicopter is an advanced ready-to-fly scale helicopter featuring a multi-sensor flight control system that combines GPS positioning, TOF LiDAR altitude sensing, and Optical Flow Vision Positioning technology. Designed to provide exceptional stability and ease of operation, the E2 delivers a confidence-inspiring flying experience for both new and experienced pilots.
Styled after the iconic UH-1Y Air Rescue helicopter, the E2 combines realistic scale looks with intelligent flight assistance features such as Position Hold, Return-to-Home, Auto Hover, and stabilized flight modes. The included transmitter and premium carrying case make transportation and storage easy while keeping your helicopter protected.
Key Features
- Scale UH-1Y Air Rescue helicopter design
- Ready-to-Fly (RTF) package with transmitter and carrying case
- Advanced GPS positioning system
- TOF (Time-of-Flight) LiDAR altitude sensing technology
- Optical Flow Vision Positioning system
- Intelligent Position Hold and Auto Hover functions
- One-key Return-to-Home capability
- Enhanced stability for beginner and intermediate pilots
- Multiple flight assistance and safety features
- Compact size with highly detailed scale appearance
- Convenient carrying case included
The Goosky E2 utilizes a combination of GPS positioning, Optical Flow Vision Positioning, and TOF LiDAR altitude sensing to provide stable hovering and intelligent flight assistance. For best performance, please complete all required initialization and calibration procedures before flight and carefully review the instruction manual.
GPS, Optical Flow, and LiDAR performance may be affected by environmental conditions including reflective surfaces, water, glass, low-light environments, strong winds, or areas with poor GPS reception. Always fly in a safe open area and maintain visual line of sight with the helicopter.
