FRSKY VANTAC Electrical Power Screwdriver
FEATURES
• Lightweight and portable design
• 8 screwdriver bits can be carried via bits holder（29 bits in total）
• Included special design screw bits for RC hobby applications
• Free switching between Electric & Manual working modes
• Settable High & Low rotating Speed
• Rotation direction regulation: Clockwise / Counterclockwise
• Shadowless LED lighting function
• 2 Hours Required for Fully Charge
• Integrated Magnetize and Demagnetize squares into the toolbox
• Magnetic toolbox cover for gathering scattered parts
SPECIFICATIONS
• SD Weight: 228g (include bits base and bits)
• Screwdriver Size: Ø29.9x177mm
• Screw Bits Size: 6.3mm*25mm
• Built-in 3.7V 1000mAh Lithium Battery
• Input: DC 5V / 0.5~2A
• Stall Torque: 1N.m (Electric mode) / 5N.m (Manual Mode)
• High-speed Mode: 260r/min (No Load)
• Low-speed Mode: 240r/min (0.6 N.m Load)
• Type-C Charge Port
PACKAGE LIST
• Screwdriver x 1
• Bits Holder x 1
• Bits x 29
• Extension Pole x 1
• Lanyard x 1
• Type-C Cable x 1
• Tool Case x 1
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is included in the VANTAC EPSO1 screwdriver kit?
The FRSKY VANTAC EPSO1 includes the electric screwdriver body and a 29-bit set that covers the most common screw types found in RC aircraft builds — including Phillips, flat-head, hex, and Torx in the sizes used for servo arms, motor mounts, canopies, and electronics bays. The bits are stored in a compact carrier that doubles as a handle extension for the screwdriver body. The exact bit set is listed in the FrSky VANTAC EPSO1 documentation.
What torque settings does the EPSO1 offer?
The VANTAC EPSO1 features adjustable torque settings to prevent over-tightening screws in plastic servo arms, carbon fiber plates, and aluminum standoffs — a common damage mode when using high-torque power tools on RC hardware. Specific torque range values are in the FrSky VANTAC EPSO1 documentation. The lightweight design and adjustable torque make it well-suited for bench work on RC aircraft without the risk of stripping nylon-insert locknuts or cracking plastic components.
How is the EPSO1 powered and charged?
The VANTAC EPSO1 is battery-powered with an integrated rechargeable battery. It charges via a standard USB cable (cable type specified in the documentation). A full charge provides sufficient runtime for a typical RC build session or field maintenance day. Charge status is indicated by the LED on the screwdriver body.
What RC-specific tasks is the EPSO1 designed for?
The VANTAC EPSO1 is purpose-built for RC workshop and field use: installing servo arms, tightening motor mount bolts, assembling wing attachment hardware, securing electronics with machine screws, and performing quick field repairs. The compact size fits easily in a field bag or tool pouch. The 29-bit set covers virtually every fastener type encountered in fixed-wing and FPV aircraft assembly.
Is the EPSO1 suitable for field use at the flying site?
Yes. The VANTAC EPSO1 is lightweight and portable, designed as much for field use as for the workbench. Keep it in your field bag alongside your transmitter and battery gear for quick pre-flight control surface checks and post-crash hardware inspections. The compact form factor and USB charging make it easy to keep charged and ready.
Does FPV Builds RC offer support for VANTAC tools?
Yes. FPV Builds RC is a U.S.-based FrSky dealer and stocks the full VANTAC tool line. Browse all FrSky and VANTAC products at https://www.fpvbuildsrc.com/frsky.
