Can iFlight redeem themselves with the two new toothpick size AIO flight controllers that they're about to release? I guess we shall see  

That's interesting....any idea on the price?

Main concern with this higher power AIO is how fragile they are. I had a few expensive burnt Betafpv AIO (20-30A) from minor crashes. May be it was Betafpv QC.


May consider the F7 45A if the cheap JHEMC 30A AIO doesn't not last on my 5" Fouride Caddx Vista 2203 build down the track.

No word on prices yet. These were announced on their Instagram page...

https://www.instagram.com/p/CEbeWecHyz7

First few comments from their Instagram post about the new FC .....hahaha

(08-Sep-2020, 03:04 PM)jasperfpv Wrote: First few comments from their Instagram post about the new FC .....hahaha

I think those users are talking about iFlight's other existing FC's (and their other electronics in general), not these new FC's. We already know what a pile of   the current range of iFlight electronics are which is why I said in the OP that I wonder if iFlight will redeem themselves with these two new FC's  

The question is, who is going to be the first brave soul to put down their hard earned cash and try them out 

The PCB is green. That must work better than blue.

https://shop.iflight-rc.com/index.php?ro...ct_id=1376

$69.9 to $89.9
Too rich for my blood.

(02-Nov-2020, 12:07 AM)jasperfpv Wrote: https://shop.iflight-rc.com/index.php?ro...ct_id=1376

$69.9 to $89.9
Too rich for my blood.

Yes, and when you fry an ESC MOSFET on the board you have to replace the whole board at $90 a pop. That's pretty risky unless you put it in a quad that is nowhere near the 55A limit, and I'm not sure if I believe or trust the 55A specification. That might just be pie in the sky marketing BS.

(08-Sep-2020, 05:31 PM)voodoo614 Wrote: The PCB is green. That must work better than blue.

I dunno - green reeks "prototype" to me...

Why has no manufacurer went with BGA packages in the past ???

(02-Nov-2020, 12:21 AM)SnowLeopardFPV Wrote: Yes, and when you fry an ESC MOSFET on the board you have to replace the whole board at $90 a pop. That's pretty risky unless you put it in a quad that is nowhere near the 55A limit, and I'm not sure if I believe or trust the 55A specification. That might just be pie in the sky marketing BS.

Yeah. Agree with you for that reason. I don't need 55A or H7 for a light 5 to 6 inch build. I would be game to try if the 45A board is closer to US$50s.

H7 :-o

Anybody fly the F7 or the H7 AIO yet? I'm interested in the H7, on a 5 inch freestyle build. Kababfpv has a video flying one on 6s, freestyle rig.
(Video below)
Says he's skeptical, but so far it's held up. I want to know the real difference between the mosfets on the two. Comparitivly speaking.



Thanks, Mack

(16-Dec-2020, 12:11 AM)StolzMack77 Wrote: Anybody fly the F7 or the H7 AIO yet?

iFly4rotors recently got one...

https://intofpv.com/t-new-26x26-aio-fc-from-iflight

This is the same FC on Protek35 right? Can we use flysky ibus recievers on that?