it looks like banggood is going to release a F3 flight controller with integrated OSD and SD card reader! and it also got the MPU6000 gyro with SPI bus which gives you the ability to run 8k looptimes! if the quality is good whe might have a winner here! 

http://www.banggood.com/Betaflight-F3-AI...86563.html

Specification:

• STM32 F303 MCU, Runs Betaflight 3.0 firmware
  
• SBUS/PPM input (Pin headers)
  
• 8PWM output (1-4Pinheaders and Sh1.0 Plug, 5-6 as Pin headers)
  
• 128Mb Flash(16M Byte)
  
• optional Barometer BMP280
  
• SPI Sensor MPU6000
  

Features:

• A new generation AIO Flight control for FPV
  
• Based on F303 MCU, using F3 MCU controls OSD over SPI bus in DMA mode
  
• OSD Configuration has been incl. in Betaflight GUI.
  
• Supports SD Card and LIPO direct input (2-4S)
  
• MPU6000 at SPI bus.
  
• 4 in 1 Integraded ESC ports
  

Oh wow, probably the most affordable comprehensive board so far on the market.
Any info on what Betaflight target it runs?

It's a OmnibusF3 clone.
http://nathan.vertile.com/blog/2016/09/0...us-f3-pro/
Probably runs Omnibus target.

It doesn't look like the Banggood version has internal PDB

I think it's clone of this FC OMNIBUS AIO F3
http://shop.myairbot.com/index.php/fligh...usv11.html

(12-Sep-2016, 10:26 AM)oyvinla Wrote: It doesn't look like the Banggood version has internal PDB

Probably BG cloned the older version. The new one doesn't have a PDB, only a current sensor.

I like cheap!
The clone seems to be missing the current sensor.
Also what could that second button be for? It's labeled "TRIG"
And "RAM bus," i've never heard of it. I see that it's also on the original. What is it?
EDIT:
About the current sensor: I was comparing it to the wrong original. :
And it's just labelled "RAM" (not "RAM bus") still don't know what it is.
And "OSD is controlled over SPI in DMA mode" to me it soulds like it has freed-up one UART. Nice!

Anyone checked manual? You have to switch drivers in order to update the board?

RCGroups thread:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2715926

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(12-Sep-2016, 11:03 AM)Konrad Stepanajtys Wrote: Anyone checked manual? You have to switch drivers in order to update the board?

Manual says something about using the Zadig tool for switching drivers. So i'm afraid one has to switch drivers to use it (on windows)

(12-Sep-2016, 10:30 AM)Andrey Mironov Wrote: Probably BG cloned the older version. The new one doesn't have a PDB, only a current sensor.

The F3 Omnibus AIO has a 1.5A 5V BEC, but only a current sensor input, not a full current sensor.
You need to get the F3S to get an integrated current sensor, although that one doesn't have the SD card on it.

Edit: or apparently according to Nathans blog, the F3 Pro.

You can hook it up to a beerotor PDB v2.0 with current sensor

http://rctimer.com/product-1619.html

I orderer this one (doesn't come with wires): http://rctimer.com/product-1096.html

I'm using this, from Unmanned Tech, to be honest I wasn't sure if it was a clone or not. The RAM pin is a voltage feed to other pins around the board, to one side is 5V and to the other is Vbat. You jumper the RAM pin to either one or the other and this feeds that voltage to the other pins that feed off it, for Vtx etc. I'm finding the compass to be inaccurate and I can't as yet get it on the OSD. I don't know if this is an Omnibus or a Betaflight thing. I have another frame with a Skyline 32 Adv OSD (Cleanflight) and everything about the Omnibus is better apart from this compass thing. I used it on my second ever build and I was in the air on day 2, my first build was an Emax 250/280 kit and I was in the air on week 5 after replacing the ESC's, the PDB and the FC. Apart from those small issues, the Emax was very good.