Finally a RELIABLE All-In-One! | SpeedyBee F7 35A AIO Flight Controller
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- Upgrading the Lumenier QAV-S Mini 3" freestyle build with a SpeedyBee AIO flight controller. Pleasantly surprised with this thing!
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Caddx Nebula Pro Nano Vista Kit
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Lumenier QAV-S MINI 3" Freestyle Quadcopter Frame
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I got about 4 months and around 200 flights before mined died yesterday. I got a smiliar ammount of performance from the Betafpv AIO that was in my quad before this. Im mainly flying the Betafpv Twig XL 3.5" 4S
Thanks for the comment. How did yours die and was it the ESC that let go?
That’s surprisingly good 👍 I never had mine last more than a month. HAKRC has been pretty good for me too
@@Mangorilleit just died - no hard crashes or anything. I’m not sure what’s wrong - I still get power to Vtx and crossfire, but FC will no longer boot up properly. Could be ESC or something else on the board.
@@AsgardStudios Did you try doing a firmware update in case something got corrupted?
Great overview of this AIO however how would you gauge or measure the reliability of this? I've never had any success of AIOs lasting more than 10 flights for unfortunately 😓
I heard that complaint with most AIOs, I haven't had a problem with the SpeedyBee yet. I'm over 10 flights on it now and I don't just cruise around either.
All i see is people giving u a hard time in comments. Nevermind them, thanks for the vid content.
Thanks buddy, appreciate it!
will you be doing a neutronrc aio build and setup tutorial?
I don’t have that AIO, so no plans right now for that.
Thanks for this really nice review!
One question, can you flash Bluejay onto the ESC portion of this?
Welcome. Yes, check out 6:50 in the video. There’s where I do exactly that. Happy flying!
@@Mangorille Thank you, much appreciated!
I wonder why so little people talk about JHEMCU.
My builds have lots of their AIO's and stacks. Havent had any issues so far.
The iflight beast F7 aio just died on me. So the brand name and price doesnt mean much to me anymore.
I'm starting to prefer 20x20 stacks over the aio. Much easier to solder up and you can replace fc or esc if they break.
I hadn't heard of them before but I looked them up and see that even GetFPV carries them but no f7 option, which is probably not a big deal given the use case. I've always done a 20x20mm as well but am trying to go as light as possible with my 3" builds now. I've managed to save ~26 grams so far through a naked O3, hv battery, and AIO.
@@Mangorille Jhemcu has f405 FCs. Nice to see getfpv carries some of their stuff. If you like to buy low price directly from ali in China, Jhemcu is a great option. An aio or stack costs 50 bucks.
+1 for the JHEMCU stuff. I have a bunch of their AIO FCs in micros that I've been bashing for quite a while and they hold up. Agree on the 20x20 versions too. Much easier to mount in traditional frames but the whoop style are great for toothpicks or tiny trainers, etc. Best value out there for this size AIO IMO.
No man JHEMCU are not good and they use icm gyro that is not easy to deal.
@@bjjfpv4616 All manufactorers are using ICM gyro. Didnt you hear the mpu6000 Was no available for quite a while during the pandemic? First manufacturers are going back to the mpu6000 now that it's coming back in stock. It depends what ICM gyro was used. The 42688P is the good one that even repalced the BMI270.
Although I do know that JHEMCU had an issue with the electronic board filters layout for that ICM gyro. They fixed it with the latest FC's. You could give JHEMCU a chance again. Or buy more expensive.
My worst experience is with HGLRC and happymodel AIO's and FC's. Betafpv also had some problems they fixed. So unfortunatly all aren't perfect and it's a luck thing.
For the price of this badass aio you could get 2x 20x20f405 speedybees. Just a thought. I understand why i would buy this one, its just hard yo believe the stack being so much cheaper. I knwo not as good but still works well enough.
Definitely an expensive stack but most f7 stacks are around this price if not more now-a-days. The F4 and that new MCU that just released are cheaper.
But not many STACKS fit every frame some frames have room for a AIO
@@citytouchstudios1144 Yup, you pay a premium for something this compact.
I have put the controller in a cinelog 20 and there is no way to configure the position of the controller correctly.
At betaflight
please help.
thank you
You’ve got it facing in a different direction then the arrow on the board indicates? So when you tilt the quad forward Betaflight shows it going left and right? If so, you need to change the yaw alignment configuration on the config tab. I usually do this on all the quads as I run the stack flipped around (front is back).
Where did you end up mounting the USB C port?
I removed it after the initial setup was done. I do all the updates through the app now instead.
Can I connect to this controller 14AWG wire with XT60 connector?
You can but whether you should will depend on the size of quad and your flying style. A bit unusual to want to run an xt60 with a thinner wire like that. I use 14 or 12 on a xt30.
I would love to know if were is a fc like it but vor 2s
There are some out there, for example the ones from T Motor. I haven't tried them though.
I probably screwed up on my first FPV build now and purchased this for an ApexDC 5" O3 airunit build... Is there any adapters or I have to purchase another stack...?
This wouldn’t be my first choice for a 5 inch unless you’re not a hard flier. No connector for the VTX on this stack, you’ll need to solder up the wires. If you’re not a good solderer, give someone a few bucks to solder it up for you.
@@Mangorille Thanks, I purchased another stack for the Apex frame, Diatone Mamba H743 V2 MK4 F55_128K Stack. Expensive mistake but maybe can use the SpeedyBee F745 for some future build.
@@A3332 The AIO is a really good choice for smaller lightweight builds. I've used it on a 3" and my latest 3.5" builds.
Wouldn’t it have been easier to orient the board correctly and use the built in plug for connecting the vista?
Easier yes, but I like the power lead to come out the front so that I can zip tie it to a standoff for strain relief in a crash (makes it more difficult for them to pull off the board in a crash).
I can’t seem to get OSD off this to O3 Unit. The unit is plugged into to the 6 pin DJI plug and the UART 6 is selected on the ports to the correct peripherals. Still nothing atm
Do you see the drone's battery voltage in the goggles?
@@Mangorille no… no OSD at all. Only the google’s batt level
@@dvpuk You turned on MSP on UART6 correct? Did you check the pinouts to make sure they match what the O3 is expecting? The wiring diagram shows the connection for a Vista and not an O3. I didn't use the DJI plug.
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@@Mangorille yes the UART 6 is set up correctly. Are you saying the diagram is wrong for an O3? Would I need to swap over leads?
@@dvpuk I did not verify for the o3 but I know this was a problem when the o3 first released and some DJI plug'n'play connectors not having the right pin outs for the o3. If you are sure the configuration is correct, it would be an issue with the wiring or I've seen once where the o3 would not display the battery voltage of the quad and it got fixed by a couple of power cycles / firmware refresh. The OSD requires more configuration but at a minimum the battery voltage should display if everything is wired correctly.
Is this not compatible with dji03!?
The flight controller? Yes it is, you can use the dji plug on it so that it is plug and play.
@@Mangorille awesomeness I am tho having issues setting it up I have flight gps elrs telemetry but when it comes to VTX display port on peripherals there’s nada :( dji does have power
Can I flash inav on this one?
It's not clear to me. The specs say Betaflight but the manual shows INAV as a firmware type in the screenshots. I'd suggest logging a ticket with Speedybee to confirm before purchase. They're fairly responsive.
yes perfect under INAV 7.1
$123 - holy crap! lol
Ya sad world when most f7 stacks are $100+ now. I remember getting them for ~$70 when I first got into quads.
Why not just mount it normally vs on an angle? Would just need to adjust the gyro is all and should fit in the quadmula just fine.
It's designed to be mounted at an angle if you want to use the 25x25 mounting pattern. The Lumenier frame I installed it on has 25x25 whereas the Quadmula does not. You could 3d print a converter for 20x20 to 25x25 but it's going to stick out the edge of the frame quite a bit and the motor wire locations are going to be all wrong.
I don’t understand why you just didn’t use the onboard DJI connector instead of soldering your Vista directly to the FC?
Personal preference, I prefer to solder the connections. Also, I try a bunch of different flight controllers so don’t have enough of these cables lying around to accommodate different connector configurations. You’ll need a full length connector for this AIO since I have the DJI connector up front (I run my flight controller 180 degrees backwards so that the battery lead comes out the front).
The Price compared to a stack does not justify the cost!
You do pay a premium for the smaller size. I did do a check and most f7 stacks are now in the 100-130$ range. You can get a f4 for a lot cheaper though.
I’m building on this now can’t wait I’m sure it will hold its value
@@citytouchstudios1144 Good luck with the build. Make sure you refer to my advice about which UART to use otherwise you won't be able to do firmware updates and it'll hang.
The mamba 40amp is bl32 and has the Wi-Fi. Ile stick with that. Speedybee is mediocre at best
Isn’t that one a lot more expensive at $180US?
Tmotor has a great F7 AIO thats reliable (35a and 45a), foxeer has a great F7 AIO (35a and 45a)thats great and reliable. So this video title is clickbait and misleading. Speedy bee is alright but they aint nothing comoared to tmotor and foxeer. And they are cheaper than the speedy bee
I looked at the Foxeer, looks really good but out of stock everywhere. The SpeedyBee mobile app is also helpful for quick tinkering out on the field but at the cost of a UART.