Description
WarmTX is here!
Are you tired of numb fingers during wintertime just because your radio mitt is as cold inside as outside?
There is no need to freeze again! Place the heating pads inside the mitt, connect a 3S to 6S LiPo to WarmTX and select one of the 6 heating levels and enjoy your RX-hobby even during the coldest of times!
History
WarmTX is designed by a Finnish guy called Xen some years ago. The idea, construction and choice of components is very thoroughly tested by Finnish RC-heli community during these years. Since Xen is more of a design-guy and I’m more of a assembling-guy we came up with this scenario where RC-Thoughts is getting WarmTX out to a wider audience. WarmTX is designed and assembled in Finland.
Operation
Plug in battery, set the level. Enjoy. It really is that easy. If you are having a long day on the field and need to change the battery WarmTX automatically starts on the same level it had when you unplugged the battery.
Features
- 3S to 6S LiPo capable
- 15W to 75W heating level in six steps
- LED indication of selected heating level
- Automatic cut-off, never deep discharge your batteries in mistake!
Some assembly required, battery connector not included, EC3 connector for heating pads is included.
Included in package
- 1 pcs Control Unit
- 2 pcs Heating Pads
- 1 pair EC3 Connector
- 1 pcs Printed User Guide
NOTE: It’s a heater, it get’s hot if you want to, it’s supposed to be hot. It may burn you if used wrong. Do not apply the pads to your body.
User Guide
Complete User Guide is included in package, also available for download: WarmTX User Guide
Shipping
WarmTX is shipped with tracking via Finnish Post-office!
Battery Capacity vs Time Calculator
Input your batteries capacity and cell count to find out how long you can use WarmTX in any given heating level.
function recalc() {
document.getElementById(“15W”).value = Math.round(document.getElementById(“capacity”).value * 0.8 * document.getElementById(“cells”).value * 3.7 / 1000 / 15 * 60);
document.getElementById(“25W”).value = Math.round(document.getElementById(“capacity”).value * 0.8 * document.getElementById(“cells”).value * 3.7 / 1000 / 25 * 60);
document.getElementById(“35W”).value = Math.round(document.getElementById(“capacity”).value * 0.8 * document.getElementById(“cells”).value * 3.7 / 1000 / 35 * 60);
document.getElementById(“45W”).value = Math.round(document.getElementById(“capacity”).value * 0.8 * document.getElementById(“cells”).value * 3.7 / 1000 / 45 * 60);
document.getElementById(“60W”).value = Math.round(document.getElementById(“capacity”).value * 0.8 * document.getElementById(“cells”).value * 3.7 / 1000 / 60 * 60);
document.getElementById(“75W”).value = Math.round(document.getElementById(“capacity”).value * 0.8 * document.getElementById(“cells”).value * 3.7 / 1000 / 75 * 60);
}
Battery Cell Count
From 3S to 6S
Battery Capacity
Capacity mAh
80% of capacity is used in calculation.
How long can WarmTX be used?
With 15W setting you get minutes.
With 25W setting you get minutes.
With 35W setting you get minutes.
With 45W setting you get minutes.
With 60W setting you get minutes.
With 75W setting you get minutes.
Remember, times are only an estimate!