Welcome to AeroPixRC.com

AeroPixRC provides electronic kits, and modules, for the rapidly expanding FPV (Video Piloting) market. This exciting offshoot of a 60-year old hobby enables a pilot to fly a radio-controlled model while viewing the image from an onboard camera, instead of watching the plane from the ground.

AeroPix offers a selection of equipment required by this hobby, including onboard video cameras, video transmitter/receivers, antennas, and the all important headtracker.

AeroPix is run by FPVers, for FPVers. All equipment sold has been put through its paces during countless 'video flights', some of which may be seen in the Videos section of this website.

News:

17 Aug 2008:
AeroPix.ch is going through two changes. Firstly, the name is changing to reflect its more global reach, to AeroPixRC.com.
Secondly, Products developed by the growing AeroPix team will be branded 'ImmersionRC', and sold from several online FPV stores, including:

A couple more tidbits, The TrackR2 is now IN STOCK!, and the EzOSD, the very affordable, non-nonsense OSD for FPV flight will be debuting shortly.

18 June 2008::
A few news items for June.
- The TrackR2 has finally started shipping from a couple of online retailers. First production run was relatively small (and sold out within hours), but they will be available in much larger quantities in the very near future.
- The RCV922 headset, and supplied 10mW Tx has just received its CE certification, for use anywhere within Europe. These will be in stock shortly.
- RC-Pilot magazine in france ran a very nice article on the FPV event in L'Aigle, France, well worth a look (some of the AeroPix/ImmersionRC team feature in their 'spy photos')

12 May 2008::
The long awaited update to the TrackR1 is now available, both from the AeroPix store, and for North American customers, from nghobbies.TrackR1 updates will be available from nghobbies.

6 May 2008::
The successor to the TrackR1, the TrackR2, will be available from various online stores shortly. New features include a built in switching regulator to power the RCV922 LCD headset from transmitter power (no extra batteries required), and student/trainer functionality. The Student/Trainer functionality will support the regulations being put in place by modelling federations, such as the FFAM, in france, for FPV flight at sanctioned fields.

5 May 2008::
A limited number of the TrackR1 headtrackers, Futaba version, are available now for purchase from the store.

4 May 2008::
AeroPix was present at the FPV fun-fly at L'Aigle in Normandy, France over the weekend. FPV pilots from all corners of Europe, including VRFlyer, from Canada, gathered at the event.

TF1, The french national television channel, shot a short news story from the event, which may be viewed here:

8 March 2008::
The first LCD headset designed for FPV flight is now available in the store. The RCV922s provide an impressive (and immersive) 46 degree FOV (field of view), coupled with an integrated 2.4GHz A/V receiver.

A compatible 10mW Tx is included, along with a lightweight LiPo battery, which slips into a pocket in the headband for wire-free operation.