FLYWING
FLYWING FY-RC02 Smart Telemetry Transmitter
FLYWING FY-RC02 Smart Telemetry Transmitter
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- Live TelemetryFull Flight Status at Your Fingertips
- 2.8" TFT Color DisplayHigh-Definition Color Screen, Intuitive Display
- Foldable Antenna
Metal Gimbal Frame
Full-Bearing Universal Structure
The metal gimbal frame resists deformation with minimal slop, delivering crisp and consistent center return. Paired with RDC50 high-precision potentiometers, it provides excellent linearity and precise stick signal output.
5 Main Information Views
Flight Telemetry Updates and Streams in Real Time Throughout Flight
Telemetry Info
This page contains additional, less frequently used helicopter status data and satellite information.
Attitude Indicator
This page shows the helicopter attitude indicator and battery level data.
Flight Logs
Built-in flight log playback. Crash causes are clearly traceable. Stores up to approximately 20 recent flights, with a maximum of 256 entries per flight.
Speed Gauge
This page displays flight speed, flight count, total flight distance, and pitch value.
Health Status
This page displays helicopter current, temperature, vibration level, magnetic interference, and stability data.
FLYWING Model Library
Bind and Fly
One Radio for Your Whole Fleet
Preloaded profiles for all FLYWING models. One transmitter works with multiple helicopters, offers one-click model switching, and is highly portable for outdoor flights.
Full On-Radio Tuning
Simplify Your Setup
No external devices, no tuning software. Perform precise model tuning directly on the transmitter.
Trainer Dual-Control
Instructor / Student Dual Mode
The instructor can take control with one tap via the auto waypoint switch. The student transmitter can be overridden for protection, making buddy-box training effortless.
Voice Announcement
5-Language Display
Synchronized voice alerts reduce busy inputs, letting you focus on flight status.
Chinese / German / English / French / Japanese
Customizable ACRO Mode
Access frequently used flight modes with a single switch.
The rightmost position of the 3-position switch can be freely remapped.
Scale Helicopter
Attitude Mode / Manual Mode
6G Mode
3D Helicopter
Attitude Mode / Manual Mode / 6G Mode
Smart Aerobatics / One-Click Inverted Flight
Better
Hardware
Companion
Smart Flight with the
ACE Controller
The new ACE Flight Controller (V1.3) and RC02 unlock exclusive Auto Waypoint Flight.
This is a differentiating capability of the FLYWING ecosystem, enabling auto routing (Circle Route and Figure-Eight Route) and Easy Inverted Mode (3D helicopters).
5000mAh Large Battery
7-Hour Runtime
21700 lithium-ion battery.
No mid-flight charging required for field flying.
Feature Introduction
What's Included
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FY-RC02 Transmitter -
Carrying Case -
Receiver -
Quick Start Guide
Specs
- RF
- 2.4GHz, FWLRS bidirectional data link
- Range
- Approx. 2,000 m (6,560 ft) in ideal conditions
- Channel Pulse Range
- 1000–2000μs
- TX Power
- 10–150mW
- Display
- 2.8" TFT, 320×240, 350 nits (non-touch)
- Voice
- Chinese, German, English, French, Japanese
- Runtime
- Approx. 7 hours, 18.5Wh (3.7V 5000mAh 21700 Li-ion)
- Charging
- 5V/2A, approx. 3 hours
- Operating Temperature
- 14°F to 104°F (-10°C to 40°C)
- Dimensions
- 18 × 20.5 × 7.5 cm (7.1 × 8.1 × 3.0 in)
- Weight
- 466g (16.4 oz)
Media
FAQ
How many helicopters can the transmitter remember?
The transmitter stores up to 1,000 models. Once a helicopter is bound, it connects to the transmitter as soon as you power it on, and the transmitter switches to that model automatically.
Can the transmitter switch between Mode 1 and Mode 2?
Yes. The transmitter supports four stick modes, and you can switch between them at any time in the transmitter settings.
Does the transmitter work with ACE V1.2 or flight controllers from other brands?
Not at the moment. It currently supports only the FLYWING ACE V1.3 flight controller. Support for the FLYWING H1 Pro and H2 series may be added in the future.
How many flight logs does the transmitter keep?
Up to 20. Once the log is full, each new flight overwrites the oldest record, so your 21st flight replaces the first one.
Can I export the flight logs?
No. Flight logs can only be viewed on the transmitter.
Does the transmitter come with a charger?
No. The transmitter charges through its USB-C port, but neither a charger nor a USB-C cable is included. Use a 5V 2A USB charger with a USB-C cable.
In trainer mode, which flight mode is the helicopter in when the instructor hands control back to the student?
Before handing control back, make sure the flight mode and function switches on both transmitters are in the same positions.
If they don't match, the helicopter stays in the instructor's flight mode and a red warning appears on the screen. Once the student moves the switches to match, the warning clears and the student's switches take over. The student can then change modes as usual.
Tip: Before takeoff, set both transmitters to GPS mode, set STOP/RUN to STOP and turn Return to Home (RTH) off, so the switches always match at handover.
Can the transmitter firmware be updated?
Yes. We release transmitter updates regularly, adding support for new models and new features.
What transmitter values correspond to each ACE flight mode?
Common mode values are:
- ACE Scale: HOME 2000, GPS 1500, ATT 1000.
- ACE FW450L: GPS 2000, ATT 1500, Smart Acro 1000, 3D Acro 1300.
Values may vary by model or firmware version, so always confirm with the relevant manual and the ACE software display.
How do I enable manual 3D mode on ACE?
In the transmitter mode-channel settings, change the relevant mode value from 1000 to 1300. The lowest position of the mode switch can then be used as manual 3D mode.
3D mode requires advanced flying skill. Before enabling it, confirm that pitch, throttle, arming and stop switch settings are correct, and test only in an open area.
What should I do if ACE does not enter the selected flight mode?
Connect the ACE software and check whether the mode switch channel matches the mode shown in the software. When you move the transmitter switch, the corresponding mode in the software should change at the same time.
If it does not match, check the transmitter channel assignment, endpoint values, mixes and receiver output mode.