As soon as you take a look at them, you immediately recognize the models. And the names don’t make it a mystery either.
The Dragonfly B206 and UH-1 are now available for purchase.
Although they are similar to the collective of real helicopters, they are not an exact replica. The UH-1 model, for example, does not have the starter switch. Dragonfly Controls did that to keep the production costs lower, thus providing a lower price to customers as well, exactly as they did with their initial model.
Dragonfly Controls DF B206
The Dragonfly B206 costs 260EUR at the time this article was published, and it features:
- Twist throttle
- 1 x 3-position momentary switch
- 1 x 2-position fixed switch
- 1 x push button
- Collective input with a 40-degree angle
- Friction control on both the collective and throttle
- Hall effect sensors
- 12-bit resolution
- Plug & Play. No drivers are needed.
- Compatible with all the major sims in the market.
Dragonfly Controls DF UH-1
The Dragonfly UH-1 can be purchased for 310EUR. Here are the official features:
- Twist throttle
- 1 x 3-position momentary switch
- 1 x 2-position fixed switch
- 2 x 3-position fixed switch
- 1 x 4-way switch
- 1 x rotary encoder
- 1 x push button
- Collective input with a 40-degree angle
- Friction control on both the collective and throttle
- Hall effect sensors
- 12-bit resolution
- Plug & Play. No drivers are needed.
- Compatible with all the major sims in the market.
Dragonfly Controls is working on a website but, meanwhile, you can check out their Facebook page or contact them by email.
