OpenpilotミニCC3Dフライト・コントロール・ボード

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Top value

Mar 22, 2022

Top, nice and tiny!

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Great!

Jan 27, 2020

Great unit, small price.
All you need to fly!!!!
(safe and easy)

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Great for micro quads

Jun 13, 2017

I mounted this little board in a crusader 130 frame with some 1306 3500kv motors and 3035 x3 props. After downloading librepilot, updating the firmware and configuring my radio/quad, I took it for a spin with the default settings. It flew surprisingly great! The only downside so far is that the boot pins are not exposed in the board, meaning no flashing with betaflight unless you have a STM link. Still a great board for small copters or even helis.

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I love it!

Jan 22, 2017

Plugged and supplied it and rhino update was done in a few moments. great product, i like librepilot and its options.
i run this one on a race quad, and the settings can be adjusted by fine steps. there are a lot options with this flight controller and a wide community with good support. for basic settings there are a lot of youtube vids too. will buy it again for next multirotor.

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Aug 04, 2016

ordered this one for fixed wing- 4 flap wing- to have some differet stabilisation options during thermal flights- offeres 6 setups that you can change via TX. very very good hardware- and you need some time to work with it as it offers lots of functions, nothing to be compared with a 3 axis flight stabilisation

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May 26, 2016

Nothing I can do with this board. Librepilot will not update. It downloads and then times out at the bootloader stage. This tells me that the board does not have a bootloader. In addition to that there are no boot pads like on the cc3d. That means there is no way for me to load a bootloader.

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May 17, 2016

If you directly hookup a satelite receiver to the main or flexi port (e.g. Spektrum SPM9645 <4g) you end up with a receiver flight controller solution that
weighs 8g in total.

Since the SPM9645 runs on 3.3V you need to add a 3.3V regulator (e.g. AMS1117) - the CC3D runs on 5V.

The only drawback is - if you wan to have
satelite receiver GPS OSD current measuring module - there aren't enough connections.
If you want/need all of the above go with the CC3D revolution instead.

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Feb 22, 2016

surprised at the size very small very stable will be using this board for more projects only thing make sure your using a cord that does more then charge a phone or board will not connect to computer love this controller will be getting more

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Jan 27, 2016

I could not get serial connection via Openpilot GCS to this board, tried different firmwares, bootloaders and GCS but no serial connection. Then I flashed cleanflight for CC3D and it works :) I see no reason at all to buy the twice as expensive NANO N32 board, that one doesn't even have onboard FTDI (USB) which I find very usefull

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Nov 30, 2015

Fantastic capability at an amazing price. The Openpilot GCS makes it easy to set up and optimize for most options. The CC3D Atom might be a better choice to drive servos on flybarless helicopter.