well presented & very clear ...Nice one Adam ..I'm sure it will give confidence to anyone considering buying one of these .....Certainly would convince me ...
I've started to use BL_Heli32 ESC's and love the upgrade of the 3-pin ESC connector!! i connected 2 wires under the board 2:1 from N onto RX1. works like a charme!
I'd go up to 8v capable 20g coreless servos - you'll then get far more stable flight/sensitivity. (MKS or better still Jeti Ditex). If anyone's worried about soldering, a good bit of practice is to get a self-assemble FrSky RX4R. If you can solder that without any shorts you'll be fine with the 722/765.
Great review. I have the F722 Wing in my ranger 1600. I'm having trouble with INAV 2.2.1 OSD with the F722. INAV 2.2.0 works fine. One thing I would like to see with this board is the complete smart audio setup.
I can't remember what version of iNav i'm running now but it's working ok for so maybe its the earlier one. Maybe we will see improved versions of this board in the future? Thanks for the comment! :)
Thanks Adam, Great video. You mentioned a few times in the video that you did not find a airspeed sensor for a reasonable price. Try a search (on eBay ?) for the MPXV7002DP , they are cheap and work great. You should be able to find them for around 9 GBP A pitot tube is easy to make and are not that critical on size etc., there is enough documentation and how-to's around the net. I made them before and found it to be a fun project.
Great informative video Adam, I'm using this board on my RMRC Stratosurfer, as for the pitot tube (air speed Senser) I'm using the Furious fpv one, it's made for the F-35 lightning works perfect with this board. Have a great weekend! Rob
Ah nice one Rob, is it this one you're using?: www.banggood.com/FuriousFPV-AirSpeed-Sensor-FPV-0369-S-For-F-35-Lightning-Flight-Controller-RC-Airplane-p-1277944.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN Cheers, Adam
Thank you for the video! I was about to buy this FC, but still slightly unsure if this was the right one for my build. But you made everything very clear, thanks! Great explanations💪👍
Afaik it can run ardupilot, just need to flash it manually the first time, afterwards MP will identify it automatically. The second best AIO board imho is OmnibusF4pro- tiny and simple costs $35, better suited for small builds, but this one is for sure a great choice!
I know you can run Ardu on the 405 board but Matek state that you can't on the 722? Not sure. I have used the Omnibus F4 pro on a fe models and although cheap and compact, it's harder to work with and isn't as simple as plugging components in. Still an option to consider though :)
I have literally this last week, ordered the talon GT with the f722-wing controller! Will be my first fpv plane in the air. What vtx are you using for this one Adam ? Good video as always :)
Great combo :D I'm running a 1.2ghz Video Transmitter on this plane: tiny.cc/kwcv0y full setup on my Talon GT can be found in the video description of this video: ruclips.net/video/hxYoxUs7DCs/видео.html if you are planning on running 5.8g, my go to Vtx at the moment is this one because it works well and has switchable power output: tiny.cc/cedv0y Thanks for the comment and good luck with your first plane :D
Hey Adam great review, very comprehensive! :) I've looked at this board several times but the thing that puts me off is having to solder the pins. I'm fine and soldering things but hate doing the tiny stuff! One final thing, your manual link is wrong I believe, takes you to the quad version not the wing specific manual
Hi Dave, you make a good point here that I didn't think of... the fact you have to solder your own pins on is something to consider when buying this. I feel like it's an easy job once you get the technique, but I fully understand because I use to find it really hard. Maybe I might do a 1 min long side video of how i do it... might help others? You were also correct i had the the wrong link for the manual, thank you for pointing that out i've now fixed the link. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers :)
Hi Adam, love all your videos! Very informational thank you. For this specific set up ZOHD Rebel GT & F722 FC) can you share your PIFF setting. I am new to iNav and it seems to be a steep learning curve from my ET Vector. Thank you,
Thanks :) I'm not sure I felt the need to do any tuning on my Talon GT, but here is the diff file from when I had it. Cheers: docs.google.com/document/d/1tcq0sxn5Rgtb7cDDsc2K1TLVbh8mVWjcrBDXSP6o1LU/edit?usp=sharing
So i can solder my crossfire nano Rx to uart 2 and run my servos directly to the servo pins? I want to set up a fpv fixed wing but want crossfire for range. This seems to be the simplest solution.
Yeah that’s exactly how it works. I only ever run a single servo cable from my rx and it goes to the UART. Everything else connects to the FC. Servos, vtx, camera, pan and tilt servos, gps etc.
Hi, I just wanted the latest with the higher spec with more functionality. The F722 is so small and light it's not worth thinking about unless you're building something tiny in the sub 250 category
I can certainly see some of the advantages over the MFD FC, the BEC's, camera switch, and selectable voltages. Putting that and the cost difference aside, how would you compare it to the MFD Crosshair? I was considering the Crosshair for my new Full size Skyhunter build. I think I can handle the INav but soldering is where I would run into trouble. Was hoping for something plug and play.
Hi Stephen. I haven't had any experience with the MFD Crosshair, but from what I can see the main updates from the original AP that I fly with is the colour coded plugs for easier installation and the fact that it has a colour OSD. The main advantage of the MFD over the Matek is that it's more plug and play. For some, another advantage is that it works very well out of the box and only requires a few tweeks to get it running perfectly. iNav i feel needs more work to get it performing well, but it is getting better all of the time! For some, iNav has far too many options and will add unwanted complexity. You are not the first person to mention soldering and this is something I overlooked slightly. It is a fiddly job getting those pins soldered on and obviously with the MFD it's ready to go. It's hard to say which is better because it really depends on the person. If you're not concerned about money and your are planning to just run 1 FPV camera then the MFD is a fantastic FC. Hope this helps :) and good luck with the Skyhunter, great model!
@@AdamGdoesFPV Thanks for the reply, I was planning on using three cameras. FPV camera in the nose, GoPro Hero Session on a gimble and a RunCam 2 on the wing. Not really sure how best to set them up yet.
Hi, subscribed. i just need a basic flight stabilization system for a rc fixed wing airplane made of foam. what unit would work for me, i will not be doing FPV at all , just need to keep the wings stable in wind and things like that. what would you recommend and thanks so much for your video and for your time!
Hi, thanks for the comment, glad you found my videos useful. Which country are you located in? For stabilisation the new Kopilot Lite is pretty good: tiny.cc/KopilotLite Gives you manual, stabilised, and RTH, with super simple setup and no soldering, no need for a computer and no need for FPV.
Hi Adam I have a couple of questions, not specifically about the Matek F722. I got into fixed wing "drones" when i was given a Parrot Disco (worst customer support ever). On my maiden flight I managed to crash into a tree at around 30mph at approx 50Feet high. The drone itself survived (surprisingly) I just had to re-attach the wings, However the "CHUCK" Parrots onboard computer / flight controller etc, decided not to work again, and after 6 months of emails with Parrot they decided to not repair or replace the "CHUCK" However they did offer to sell me a new one for $1200. The complete drone only cost $600. So that's the background, what I would like is for a recommendation or suggestion as to what gear I would need to install in place of Parrots "CHUCK" to get it flying again, before I have to spend even more money on a replacement aircraft. One last thing, do you have a video explaining all of the acronyms like becs, vtx etc, I've managed to work some out, but being 61 and trying to get into the hobby it can sometimes get a bit overwhelming. Many thanks if you can help / offer suggestions / advice. Cheers from Perth Australia.
Hi Paul, sorry to hear the Parrot worked out pretty badly for you. I don't really know much about the disco so might not be best to advise. However, I just took a quick look at the Chuck system and it looks like this contains: -FPV Camera -Video transmitter (Vtx) -Electronic speed controller (ESC) - GPS receiver (receivers of any kind might be referred to as an 'rx') -Flight controller (FC) -Maybe some Battery Eliminator Circuits's (BEC's... which are just voltage regulators that lower the voltage to supply correct voltage to a device. e.g. if you plug in a lipo thats 16.8v and you have a camera that requires 12v, you use a 12v BEC that lowers the voltage from 16.8v to a 12v output). Hopefully the above also helps out with the acronyms. Based on this list i guess that the only electronics you can salvage are the servos in the wings and the motor. Therefore to get it flying again you would need to purchase the following: -FPV camera (if original cannot be reused) - My favourite is this one: tiny.cc/FoxeerPredator4 -Flight controller like F722 which has all of the BECs built in - tiny.cc/MatekF722 -Video transmitter -GPS receiver - tiny.cc/wwyh7y -Electronic speed controller (ESC) -You might also need to buy a video receiving and viewing items as I don't know how custom the parrot system is. It may well be easier to just start fresh and buy something like an AR wing which will be a lot easier to work with tiny.cc/ARwingPNP and sell the disco for spares. Hope this helps anyway. Cheers
Hello Adam, i have f22wing on Mini Talon with iNav but I cant get the vtail working corretly, deflection is wrong. I re-create model on my TX and selected vtail but i dont how it should on iNav Mixer, i tried changing values,reversing servos but it just go ther other way, yaw is the same with pitch. Can you show me how to fix this?
Hi, when using inav you have to setup the model on the tx as a regular model, NOT a delta wing and NOT a V-tail. iNav does all of the mixing for these types of aircraft but if your TX is set to a V tail then this will be 'mixing' and confusing iNav. Hope this helps
I have a selection of random servo cable like extensions etc. I use these or cut and solder to the right length. Obviously the cable lengths all depend on the model you install this in. I haven't used anything specialist... just servo cables. e.g. www.banggood.com/custlink/KK3mUR7yzo
Yeah someone else had pointed this out when I posted it. I guess soldering is like second nature to me so it didn't register 😅 but yes it's a very valid negative that I should have mentioned. Cheers
Hi Adam, I'm using this FC on my first build with iNav. taranis X9D, R9M-tx, R9-rx and miniTalon. Can you help me figure out why motor is not spinning when using the radio? Servos are good, master control in iNav is working but not when using radio. I already enabled motor and servo output in Configuration tab still no luck. Please help it's my first ever build. Thanks
A few things to check: 1: in the 'radio' screen in iNav configurator does the throttle bar move correctly when you move your throttle stick? 2: when trying to spin the motor, do you have enough satellite's locked and have you armed your model using the switch you configured in the 'Modes' tab?
Sorry I don't know exactly as I've never used a 4 in 1 esc. But I'm sure it would just be a case of connecting the signal pins to the corresponding connections on the board.
Yeah just standard servo cables. I tend to have a bunch of servo cable extensions and I modify them to suit my needs with the deferent lengths etc. If you’re still unsure just let know and I’ll send you a link.
@@AdamGdoesFPV www.banggood.com/30cm-40pcs-Female-To-Female-Breadboard-Wires-Jumper-Cable-Dupont-Wire-p-90154.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=UK// i have these now but they are not so flexible as servo cable :-( so i order now a bunch of servo cable i think. :
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Matek F722 Wing Flight Controller ► tiny.cc/MatekF722
For more info and links, please see the video description :)
well presented & very clear ...Nice one Adam ..I'm sure it will give confidence to anyone considering buying one of these .....Certainly would convince me ...
Cheers mate, I appreciate the feedback :D
Awesome video very informative and look forward to checking out your channel as I have subscribed. Very clear and helpful!!!!
Thank you 🙏🏻 glad you found it useful and welcome to my channel 🙌🏻
This video is what I have been looking for...very clear
Cheers :) glad you found it useful! Still best value AP around for your fixed wing I think!
Great review, thanks for taking the time to do this!
You're welcome. 18 months on and I still put this on new planes. Just installed one on my latest plane, the AR Pro Thanks for the feedback.
I've started to use BL_Heli32 ESC's and love the upgrade of the 3-pin ESC connector!! i connected 2 wires under the board 2:1 from N onto RX1. works like a charme!
Nice :D
Waiting on mine to get here in the mail. Thank you for walk thru.
No problem 👍 good luck with the install and flights, still one of the best flight controllers available
Extremely well done! Was happy to find this. Putting one in my Nano Talon. Cheers
Thanks for the feedback :) good luck with it on the NT, it's a great little FC! Cheers
Really excellent video - well done!
Thanks for watching, glad you liked it :)
That was crystal clear! Thanks.
Glad it was useful 👍🏻
Big thank's for your time to making this clear review
You're very welcome. I hope you found it useful :) Cheers
Great Review 👍
Thanks 😊🙌🏻
I'd go up to 8v capable 20g coreless servos - you'll then get far more stable flight/sensitivity. (MKS or better still Jeti Ditex). If anyone's worried about soldering, a good bit of practice is to get a self-assemble FrSky RX4R. If you can solder that without any shorts you'll be fine with the 722/765.
Great review. I have the F722 Wing in my ranger 1600. I'm having trouble with INAV 2.2.1 OSD with the F722. INAV 2.2.0 works fine.
One thing I would like to see with this board is the complete smart audio setup.
I can't remember what version of iNav i'm running now but it's working ok for so maybe its the earlier one.
Maybe we will see improved versions of this board in the future?
Thanks for the comment! :)
Thanks Adam, Great video.
You mentioned a few times in the video that you did not find a airspeed sensor for a reasonable price.
Try a search (on eBay ?) for the MPXV7002DP , they are cheap and work great. You should be able to find them for around 9 GBP
A pitot tube is easy to make and are not that critical on size etc., there is enough documentation and how-to's around the net. I made them before and found it to be a fun project.
Great bit of advice there, thank you I will try one of these out :)
Great informative video Adam, I'm using this board on my RMRC Stratosurfer, as for the pitot tube (air speed Senser) I'm using the Furious fpv one, it's made for the F-35 lightning works perfect with this board.
Have a great weekend!
Rob
Ah nice one Rob, is it this one you're using?: www.banggood.com/FuriousFPV-AirSpeed-Sensor-FPV-0369-S-For-F-35-Lightning-Flight-Controller-RC-Airplane-p-1277944.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN
Cheers,
Adam
Thank you for the video! I was about to buy this FC, but still slightly unsure if this was the right one for my build. But you made everything very clear, thanks! Great explanations💪👍
That’s great to hear, thanks for watching and for the comment. Great FC, you’ll love it 👌🏻
Adam G does FPV Are the manuals available online? I would like to have a look at it.
Afaik it can run ardupilot, just need to flash it manually the first time, afterwards MP will identify it automatically. The second best AIO board imho is OmnibusF4pro- tiny and simple costs $35, better suited for small builds, but this one is for sure a great choice!
I know you can run Ardu on the 405 board but Matek state that you can't on the 722? Not sure. I have used the Omnibus F4 pro on a fe models and although cheap and compact, it's harder to work with and isn't as simple as plugging components in. Still an option to consider though :)
brill video helped me before i install into plane,,, cheers
Thanks Bryan, great to hear you found it useful. Happy flying :)
I have literally this last week, ordered the talon GT with the f722-wing controller!
Will be my first fpv plane in the air.
What vtx are you using for this one Adam ?
Good video as always :)
Great combo :D I'm running a 1.2ghz Video Transmitter on this plane: tiny.cc/kwcv0y full setup on my Talon GT can be found in the video description of this video: ruclips.net/video/hxYoxUs7DCs/видео.html if you are planning on running 5.8g, my go to Vtx at the moment is this one because it works well and has switchable power output: tiny.cc/cedv0y
Thanks for the comment and good luck with your first plane :D
Excellent sir:-)
Thank you for watching and for the comment :D Cheers
Hey Adam great review, very comprehensive! :) I've looked at this board several times but the thing that puts me off is having to solder the pins. I'm fine and soldering things but hate doing the tiny stuff! One final thing, your manual link is wrong I believe, takes you to the quad version not the wing specific manual
Hi Dave, you make a good point here that I didn't think of... the fact you have to solder your own pins on is something to consider when buying this. I feel like it's an easy job once you get the technique, but I fully understand because I use to find it really hard. Maybe I might do a 1 min long side video of how i do it... might help others? You were also correct i had the the wrong link for the manual, thank you for pointing that out i've now fixed the link. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers :)
@@AdamGdoesFPV Did you make the 1 min video in the end? I would find this useful. Cheers.
@@wsisports220 I didn't, but i expect a new one to be delivered soon so I could make that video if it's useful
@@AdamGdoesFPV great I would appreciate if you could. 👍
Great informative video (Again), was interested right up to the point ...no Ardupilot
Thanks for the feedback :) of you want to run Ardu then maybe the 405 is for you
Hi Adam, love all your videos! Very informational thank you. For this specific set up ZOHD Rebel GT & F722 FC) can you share your PIFF setting. I am new to iNav and it seems to be a steep learning curve from my ET Vector. Thank you,
Thanks :) I'm not sure I felt the need to do any tuning on my Talon GT, but here is the diff file from when I had it. Cheers: docs.google.com/document/d/1tcq0sxn5Rgtb7cDDsc2K1TLVbh8mVWjcrBDXSP6o1LU/edit?usp=sharing
Great Work !!!
Thanks :) hope you found it useful. Just installed another one of these on my Mini Drak
@@AdamGdoesFPV Sure did and keep up the excellent work that I like to refer to as the ultimate addiction, LOL......
👍 Great video, Thanks. Subscribed
Thanks for commenting and subscribing :D
So i can solder my crossfire nano Rx to uart 2 and run my servos directly to the servo pins? I want to set up a fpv fixed wing but want crossfire for range. This seems to be the simplest solution.
Yeah that’s exactly how it works. I only ever run a single servo cable from my rx and it goes to the UART. Everything else connects to the FC. Servos, vtx, camera, pan and tilt servos, gps etc.
Why did you choose this flight controller?
...not the smaller and lighter F411 WSE?
Thx
Hi, I just wanted the latest with the higher spec with more functionality. The F722 is so small and light it's not worth thinking about unless you're building something tiny in the sub 250 category
I can certainly see some of the advantages over the MFD FC, the BEC's, camera switch, and selectable voltages. Putting that and the cost difference aside, how would you compare it to the MFD Crosshair? I was considering the Crosshair for my new Full size Skyhunter build. I think I can handle the INav but soldering is where I would run into trouble. Was hoping for something plug and play.
Hi Stephen. I haven't had any experience with the MFD Crosshair, but from what I can see the main updates from the original AP that I fly with is the colour coded plugs for easier installation and the fact that it has a colour OSD. The main advantage of the MFD over the Matek is that it's more plug and play. For some, another advantage is that it works very well out of the box and only requires a few tweeks to get it running perfectly. iNav i feel needs more work to get it performing well, but it is getting better all of the time! For some, iNav has far too many options and will add unwanted complexity. You are not the first person to mention soldering and this is something I overlooked slightly. It is a fiddly job getting those pins soldered on and obviously with the MFD it's ready to go. It's hard to say which is better because it really depends on the person. If you're not concerned about money and your are planning to just run 1 FPV camera then the MFD is a fantastic FC. Hope this helps :) and good luck with the Skyhunter, great model!
@@AdamGdoesFPV Thanks for the reply, I was planning on using three cameras. FPV camera in the nose, GoPro Hero Session on a gimble and a RunCam 2 on the wing. Not really sure how best to set them up yet.
Hi, subscribed. i just need a basic flight stabilization system for a rc fixed wing airplane made of foam. what unit would work for me, i will not be doing FPV at all , just need to keep the wings stable in wind and things like that. what would you recommend and thanks so much for your video and for your time!
Hi, thanks for the comment, glad you found my videos useful. Which country are you located in? For stabilisation the new Kopilot Lite is pretty good: tiny.cc/KopilotLite Gives you manual, stabilised, and RTH, with super simple setup and no soldering, no need for a computer and no need for FPV.
Hi Adam I have a couple of questions, not specifically about the Matek F722. I got into fixed wing "drones" when i was given a Parrot Disco (worst customer support ever). On my maiden flight I managed to crash into a tree at around 30mph at approx 50Feet high. The drone itself survived (surprisingly) I just had to re-attach the wings, However the "CHUCK" Parrots onboard computer / flight controller etc, decided not to work again, and after 6 months of emails with Parrot they decided to not repair or replace the "CHUCK" However they did offer to sell me a new one for $1200. The complete drone only cost $600. So that's the background, what I would like is for a recommendation or suggestion as to what gear I would need to install in place of Parrots "CHUCK" to get it flying again, before I have to spend even more money on a replacement aircraft. One last thing, do you have a video explaining all of the acronyms like becs, vtx etc, I've managed to work some out, but being 61 and trying to get into the hobby it can sometimes get a bit overwhelming. Many thanks if you can help / offer suggestions / advice. Cheers from Perth Australia.
Hi Paul, sorry to hear the Parrot worked out pretty badly for you. I don't really know much about the disco so might not be best to advise. However, I just took a quick look at the Chuck system and it looks like this contains:
-FPV Camera
-Video transmitter (Vtx)
-Electronic speed controller (ESC)
- GPS receiver (receivers of any kind might be referred to as an 'rx')
-Flight controller (FC)
-Maybe some Battery Eliminator Circuits's (BEC's... which are just voltage regulators that lower the voltage to supply correct voltage to a device. e.g. if you plug in a lipo thats 16.8v and you have a camera that requires 12v, you use a 12v BEC that lowers the voltage from 16.8v to a 12v output).
Hopefully the above also helps out with the acronyms. Based on this list i guess that the only electronics you can salvage are the servos in the wings and the motor. Therefore to get it flying again you would need to purchase the following:
-FPV camera (if original cannot be reused) - My favourite is this one: tiny.cc/FoxeerPredator4
-Flight controller like F722 which has all of the BECs built in - tiny.cc/MatekF722
-Video transmitter
-GPS receiver - tiny.cc/wwyh7y
-Electronic speed controller (ESC)
-You might also need to buy a video receiving and viewing items as I don't know how custom the parrot system is.
It may well be easier to just start fresh and buy something like an AR wing which will be a lot easier to work with tiny.cc/ARwingPNP and sell the disco for spares. Hope this helps anyway. Cheers
@@AdamGdoesFPV thanks very much for the suggestions Adam, i'll let you know how i go, Cheers again, Paul.
Is it possible to use the two motor outputs to utilize yaw stability using asymmetric thrust?
Hi Denny. Yes it is :)
Hello Adam, i have f22wing on Mini Talon with iNav but I cant get the vtail working corretly, deflection is wrong. I re-create model on my TX and selected vtail but i dont how it should on iNav Mixer, i tried changing values,reversing servos but it just go ther other way, yaw is the same with pitch. Can you show me how to fix this?
Hi, when using inav you have to setup the model on the tx as a regular model, NOT a delta wing and NOT a V-tail. iNav does all of the mixing for these types of aircraft but if your TX is set to a V tail then this will be 'mixing' and confusing iNav. Hope this helps
Did you use any extra cables? if you did link me them please, I ordered this combo and I would like to know if I need anything extra. Cheers.
I have a selection of random servo cable like extensions etc. I use these or cut and solder to the right length. Obviously the cable lengths all depend on the model you install this in. I haven't used anything specialist... just servo cables. e.g. www.banggood.com/custlink/KK3mUR7yzo
Soldering is a big negative I'm surprised you didn't mention
Yeah someone else had pointed this out when I posted it. I guess soldering is like second nature to me so it didn't register 😅 but yes it's a very valid negative that I should have mentioned. Cheers
does it boost voltage to 12 when lipo voltage is for example 10.8 ?
Hi, I don't believe so, I think they are designed just to lower voltage. Cheers
Hi Adam, I'm using this FC on my first build with iNav. taranis X9D, R9M-tx, R9-rx and miniTalon. Can you help me figure out why motor is not spinning when using the radio? Servos are good, master control in iNav is working but not when using radio. I already enabled motor and servo output in Configuration tab still no luck. Please help it's my first ever build. Thanks
A few things to check:
1: in the 'radio' screen in iNav configurator does the throttle bar move correctly when you move your throttle stick?
2: when trying to spin the motor, do you have enough satellite's locked and have you armed your model using the switch you configured in the 'Modes' tab?
Throttle min setting must be 1000 or under.
How would you hook up an 4in1 esc to this? (For quads)
Sorry I don't know exactly as I've never used a 4 in 1 esc. But I'm sure it would just be a case of connecting the signal pins to the corresponding connections on the board.
What happens if I connect red cable from esc?
Nothing. The pin the the board doesn’t go anywhere.
@@AdamGdoesFPV okey, thanks for your information 👍👍
@@sonyhadi8866 No problem. I just like to play it safe and not have the BEC power supply going to the board :)
Which cable do you use for wiring ? is it servo cable?
Yeah just standard servo cables. I tend to have a bunch of servo cable extensions and I modify them to suit my needs with the deferent lengths etc. If you’re still unsure just let know and I’ll send you a link.
@@AdamGdoesFPV www.banggood.com/30cm-40pcs-Female-To-Female-Breadboard-Wires-Jumper-Cable-Dupont-Wire-p-90154.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=UK// i have these now but they are not so flexible as servo cable :-( so i order now a bunch of servo cable i think. :
Or hobby rc, support your own dude
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