Can an 80V2 aircraft be converted to an HCP100S aircraft?

Online mode - pick up the task - the last one (challenge mode) to play, the task has a lot of restrictions, complete it within the time limit, and get a title after all the tasks are passed, and the title reward is one such thing.

There are a total of 7 levels in the challenge mode, and from the 3rd level, you must have at least 2 people online to enter.

The boss of the final level is the Sun King.

Challenge mode, you can play at any time, it has nothing to do with whether you have cleared the level, and it has nothing to do with the player's level (the ** in the mission and the initial level are prescribed, level 1 or level 200 progression, all the same.)

No, the size of the structure is different.

80v2 is controlled by a six-axis gyroscope system, which flies relatively steadily, and also has three-axis and six-axis mode switching, which is suitable for novices; The 100s are dual brushless motors with a lot of power for experienced players.

A modified drone from a target aircraft.

In fact, the QF-16 is far from the first UAV converted from a manned aircraft. Back in the early 30s of the last century, the world's first UAV converted with a manned aircraft appeared. In September 1931, the British company Fairey converted a "Queen" manned biplane into a "Queen Feeley" target aircraft, and the "Queen Feeley" flew for two hours in the dense fleet anti-aircraft fire without being hit.

This test fully demonstrated the practicality of such modified UAVs as target aircraft.

Since then, the aircraft has entered the jet age, in order to be able to truly test the actual combat performance of the first equipment, without putting the pilot in a high-risk test environment, some countries led by the United States have begun to convert manned aircraft into unmanned aerial vehicles. During this period, a large number of famous air combat aircraft, such as the F-86 "Sabre", the F-100 "Super Sabre", the F-4 "Phantom", the MiG-15 "Bis", and the MiG-21 "Fish Nest", were successively converted into unmanned target aircraft for testing and training after being decommissioned.

In the 60s of the last century, China first introduced target aircraft from abroad, and then began to use abandoned fighter jets that had been retired for many years to develop target aircraft on its own. It has successively developed the target 5B series target aircraft modified by the MiG-15 "Bis" and the supersonic unmanned target aircraft modified by the Jian-7, which has played an important role in the development of China's advanced equipment and the improvement of the training level of the troops.

For quite some time, the main purpose of modified UAVs was target aircraft. Because the modified target aircraft of the fighter is closest to the form of a general military aircraft, it can provide a simulation effect that is very close to the real target, and can also carry out more complex simulations such as formation flight by modifying the on-board equipment. Therefore, the value of experimentation and training is extremely high.

And a large number of ready-made retired aircraft have also better solved the problem of the body of this solid high-speed large target aircraft.

With the continuous development of aviation airborne equipment and control technology, the performance of modified UAVs has been continuously improved, and the functions have gradually expanded and extended to other fields.

Some modified UAVs retain their original manned capabilities. For example, in the 80s of the last century, the US military converted the "Rutan" Long-EZ light manned aircraft into a CM-44 multi-purpose aircraft, which can be piloted by both manned and remote control from the ground, and its design function is mainly to carry out battlefield reconnaissance, electronic warfare, and communication relay tasks.

Some civilian aircraft are also used as prototypes for modified UAVs. During Operation Desert Fox in December 1998, the British Air Force destroyed an Iraqi hangar and found 12 Czech-made L-29 jet trainers that had been converted into drones, which the British Army judged to be likely to be used primarily for suicide attacks.

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No, HCP100S uses Chiyuan's HT8 high-frequency head, and the HT high-frequency head is equipped with other brands of remote controls.