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AIO Flight Controller and 4 pcs. BLHELI_S ESC on one PCB, mounting hole 30.5 x 30.5mm. Incl. OSD / SD Card / F4 FC(Target OMNIBUS F4 SD) / Current sensor / BEC
The on board ESC supports DSHOT, use J_H_15 firmware

ESC tested under 3-4S, 2308 Motor 2300KV with 5045x3 props The actual current depends on the frame and air flow

A new generation AIO Flight control for FPV, based on F405 MCU, using F4 MCU controls OSD over SPI bus in DMA mode,  Supports 6x UART

New BLHELI32 ESC with F3 MCU, give more smooth control and faster responding speed.
New technology Mosfet, supports up to 50A burst and 45A continued. (ESC mounted under props, without anything covered on the ESC)

OMNIBUS F4's upgrade version, using F405 and new target, with 5x UARTs now.

BLHeli_32 is the third generation BLHeli code, following base BLHeli and BLHeli_S.

BLHeli_32 runs on an ARM 32bit MCU, initially it will be on a Cortex-M0 running at 48MHz, but there are MCUs out there that can run a lot faster.

A new generation AIO Flight control for FPV, based on F405 MCU, using F4 MCU controls OSD over SPI bus in DMA mode,  Supports 5x UART

The OmniNXT F7 is Airbot’s top of the range flight controller based on the newly designed NXT architecture. It uses the trusty MPU6000 Gyro with an additional ICM20608 on top. With the onboard damping box, the gyros run perfectly under 32k looptime. If you haven't already seen it, you should check out Josh's awesome video on different IMUs. The NXT also comes with 2 different BECs and 6 UARTs.

The Omnibus Fireworks flight controller uses the ICM20608 over SPI for the best possible flight performance. With onboard damping box, the ICM20608 runs perfectly under 32k Gyro loop. If you haven't already seen it, you should check out Josh's awesome video on different IMUs. Also onboard are a barometer and AB7456 OSD chip for the BetaFlight integrated OSD.

BLHeli_32 is the third generation BLHeli code, following base BLHeli and BLHeli_S.

BLHeli_32 runs on an ARM 32bit MCU, initially it will be on a Cortex-M0 running at 48MHz, but there are MCUs out there that can run a lot faster.