Actualia offers a range of remote control hobby vehicles and retro handheld game consoles, specializing in RC helicopters, drift cars, and portable gaming emulators.
Actualia is a consumer electronics brand focused on hobby-grade remote control vehicles and retro gaming entertainment. The brand's product lineup features a diverse array of RC models, including aircraft like the C138 6-axis gyroscope helicopter, high-speed drift cars, and electric tugboats suitable for pools and lakes.
In the gaming sector, Actualia provides handheld consoles and wireless game sticks running on open-source Linux systems, such as the R36S and V10 models. These devices are designed to emulate classic gaming platforms, offering thousands of built-in games and plug-and-play functionality for enthusiasts seeking nostalgic experiences.
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First, power on the helicopter and place it on a flat surface. Then, switch on the remote controller. Move the throttle stick fully up and then fully down to synchronize the frequency. The indicator lights should stop flashing once bound.
Power off the device and remove the TF (microSD) card. Insert the card into a computer using a card reader. Copy your game ROM files into the specific folders designated for each emulator platform on the card's file system.
Use the steering trim knob located on the remote controller to adjust the wheel alignment. Turn the knob gently in the opposite direction of the drift until the vehicle drives straight without steering input.
Use the provided USB charging cable connected to a standard 5V 1A-2A USB power source. Avoid using high-wattage fast chargers as they may damage the battery in these compact electronics.