With ViSense-based technology, the VIFLY Finder Mini can power itself to beep even the quad battery has been ejected. Even more, the built-in light sensor can detect light intensity and then smartly control the LED light to flash. Besides, it enables the buzzer automatically enter into sleep mode at night to save power and not disturb.
Much Louder than Standard Buzzer
To easily find the lost drone in long distance, the VIFLY Finder Mini buzzer is designed to install a very loud beeper that the DB is 100.
Two Options to Disarm the Buzzer
Option 1, Disarm with button: Disconnect main battery, hold disarm button on VIFLY Finder 2 for 1-5 seconds then release.
Option 2, Disarm with main battery: Disconnect main battery, then connect main battery for 3-6 seconds and disconnect it again.
It will beep 3 times when disarmed successfully.
Compatible with Both FPV quadcopter and RC Airplane
VIFLY finder 2 is programmed to be compatible with any flight controllers to support FPV quad, and receivers for RC airplane. No extra setting required, it will automatically recognize the device to connect.
Wiring Diagram
Simply connects the VIFLY Finder 2 to your flight controller(racing drone) or receiver(RC airplane) via 3 wires, and it’s ready to enjoy your flight.
Specifications:
Weight: 2.7g
Size: 19x11x12mm
Volume: 100 dB
Working Time: Up to 7 hours
Battery: 40 mAh LiPo
Light Sensor: No
Applicable Models: Micro Builds
Advice to setup this beeper on NewBeeDrone Infinity Flight controllers:
Power the beeper by the 5V and ground pads on the FC.
Connect the yellow signal wire to the BZ- pad, leave the BZ+ pad unused.
Within the CLI give this command and then also save:
Installation was simple and it does work. It is as loud as any other buzzers I have heard in my, admittedly, limited experience. Even louder would be nice.
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T. Franks
Can't be Beat
These are the best buzzers. Love the fact that they have their own battery. No matter what happens I know I can find my quad. The best peace of mind you can buy for 15$. ViFly is a great company too. Making lots of unique products instead of just cloning others.
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Vladyslav Starozhylov
my favorite finder
the only this buzzer that I manage to install in the apex
The overview has 12 volts, the speciation has 15 volts, the bag has 15 volts, and the cable actually puts out 12 volts. Get the description and labeling corrected. Otherwise, it works fine with wall wart or battery.
Flies nice enough but I guess I’m used to thrashing my tinyhawk3 at a playground. One pretty average bang while flying around under my piano broke the frame in 3 places. I was baffled at how it took so much damage. The warranty is still pretty expensive when you consider shipping. We’ll see how the replacement goes.
