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Happymodel SuperF405 HD AIO Flight Controller for HD Whoops 3-4S 20A ESC-UART ELRS 2.4GHz- 25x25mm

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Happymodel SuperF405 HD AIO Flight Controller for HD Whoops 3-4S 20A ESC-UART ELRS 2.4GHz- 25x25mmThe Super F405HD ELRS AIO flight controller comes with integrated UART 2. 4GHz ExpressLRS receiver and 20A Blheli_s ESC(Bluejay firmware pre installed) which could support 3 4s battery. Bigger Mosfet could support high to 20A currents and reserved 6 pin socket for DJI HD equipment plug and play. Its a great solution of build 2 4S HD digital FPV whoop. No longer supports 2S, only 3S 4S. Check out all our Flight Controllers and the rest of our

The Super F405HD ELRS AIO flight controller comes with integrated UART 2.4GHz ExpressLRS receiver and 20A Blheli_s ESC(Bluejay firmware pre-installed) which could support 3-4s battery. Bigger Mosfet could support high to 20A currents and reserved 6 pin socket for DJI HD equipment plug and play. It’s a great solution of build 2-4S HD digital FPV whoop.

No longer supports 2S, only 3S-4S.

Check out all our Flight Controllers and the rest of our HappyModel Products!

SPECIFICATIONS:

Flight controller

  • MCU: STM32F405RGT6 (168MHZ, 1Mbyte FLASH)
  • GYRO Sensor: ICM42688  (SPI connection)
  • Mount hole size: 25mm*25mm
  • Power supply: 3~4S battery input (DC 8.7V-17.4V)
  • Built-in 20A(each) Blheli_S 4in1 ESC
  • Built-in Serial ExpressLRS 2.4G (Default connected to UART2)
  • Built-in BMP280 Barometer
  • Built-in 8MBp blackbox
  • Built-in voltage meter sensor , voltage meter scale 110
  • Built-in current meter sensor , current meter scale 470
  • Flight controller firmware target: BETAFLIGHTF4

    Onboard 4in1 ESC

    • MCU upgraded to EFM8BB21
    • Power supply: 3-4S LiPo/LiPo HV (7v/17v)
    • Currents: 20A continuous peak 25A (5 seconds)
    • Support BLHeliSuite programmable
    • Factory firmware: Bluejay 0.19.2
    • Firmware target: F_H_40_48_v0.19.2
    • Default protocol: DSHOT150/DSHOT300/DSHOT600

      Onboard UART ExpressLRS 2.4GHz Receiver

      • Packet Rate option: 25Hz/50Hz/150Hz/250Hz/500Hz
      • RF Frequency: 2.4GHz
      • Antenna plug: IPEX
      • Telemetry output Power: <12dBm
      • Receiver protocol:  CRSF
      • Default firmware version: ExpressLRS V3.0.1

      Onboard voltage and Amperage meters  settings

      • Voltage meter scale setting 110
      • Amperage meter scale setting 470

      Binding procedure:

      1. Supply power to the flight controller by plug USB, wait until the red LED on the FC is off, immediately turn off the power, and then repeat again the above steps. When the FC is powered on for the third time, the red LED light will start to double-flash, which means that the Receiver enters the binding mode
      2. Please make sure your ExpressLRS tx module firmware is v3.x.x. And go to ExpressLRS.lua from “TOOLS” menu of your radio transmitter. Then hit [Bind] to binding with the onboard ExpressLRS receiver. The red LED should blinking slowly first then turn to solid, that means binding was successfully. If the red led keep tri-flash after binding ,please change Model Match tab value from “off” to “on” or from “on” to “off”

      Receiver LED status meanings:

      Red LED solid means bind successful or RC link established; Red LED double-flash means get into bind mode; Red LED flash slowly means no RC signal input from TX module; Red LED continuous flash fast means ExpressLRS wifi enabled; Red LED tri-flash means model mismatch need to change model match from “off” to “on”.

      UART description:
      ELRS receiver was connected to UART2 default out of factory.
      Usually UART1 or UART6 Could be used for MSP OSD with HD VTX.
      UART6 could be used for GPS or other serial equipment.
      IRX6 is an inverted serial RX6 for SBUS input.
      IRX6 and TX6/RX6 couldn’t be used at the same time.

      NOTES:

      If upgrade firmware to betaflight 4.4.x , need to add custom Defines “GYRO_SPI_ICM42688P ACC_SPI_ICM42688P” from build configuration of betaflight configurator otherwise gyro will not working . 

      If you want to enable Barometer , please connect to betaflight configurator and go to CLI command ,then type the following command:

      resource I2C_SCL 2 B10
      resource I2C_SDA 2 B11
      set baro_bustype = I2C
      set baro_i2c_device = 2
      save


      Package Includes:

      • 1x Happymodel SuperF405 HD AIO Flight Controller for HD Whoops 2-4S 20A ESC-UART ELRS 2.4GHz- 25x25mm


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