https://m.aliexpress.com/item/1005003135343815.html

Looks cool, but then its 30.5mm
board is 42x43

Like a cheaper version of the NBD Infinity, but with BLHeli_S 16.7.

DJI ready, with 8 uarts, and 8mb black box.

I wonder if they will make a 20x20 version next. They already make a good F4 20x20 AIO, so I bet they might offer this in a 20x20 in future.

The AIO is fairly impressive on specs (blackbox, barometer, etc) but I can't find a pinout diagram to verify it actually has 8 uarts or where the buzzer pads are.

The NBD Infinity AIO only has 2.5 uarts and no onboard barometer. But its build like a tank and has BLHeli_32 ESC's.

I'm pretty much sure it is a typo or copy paste error. The board is clearly toothpick/whoop board format and the mounting size is 25.5x25.5mm.
I've wrote a note to JHEMCU, we'll see if the specs will be fixed. Usually it takes a month or two for anyone to take an action, and other webs shops have copied the erroneous specs already...

30x30 would match builds which truly use 40a, just the motorwire position is for 45deg mounting

40a doesnt make sense on a micro xD bigger rotors does left more than 30x30mm in the middle of the rotors, no need to stay small even about airflow...

what motor would you use on this aio?

Also available at Pyrodrone for less if you're in the US: https://pyrodrone.com/collections/new-pr...0ablheli_s

Yes, my bad. Gyro is 45' so clearly its 25.5mm AIO

12A vs 20A vs 40A. I will always buy the 40A. Why nkt? Its usually like $5-10. All my 3" stay under 10A.. even 4" under 20A. But its less heat and less stress.

JHEMCU not using Toshiba NFET anymore.. I bought little baggies, and easy swap between boards

Anybody notice the 2 capacitors on ESC side soldered to the battery pads ??

(03-Sep-2021, 05:27 PM)V-22 Wrote: Also available at Pyrodrone for less if you're in the US: https://pyrodrone.com/collections/new-pr...0ablheli_s

... and with wrong specs, copied form erroneous JHEMCU webpage. Board size is wrong

Looks good. Yes, definitely a "whoop" format AIO board.

The specs are pretty close to the HIFIONRC F7 45A AIO whoop boards that I use... for about $20 more money.
At least with the current pricing. I will keep watch on this.

Yeah, I generally buy the highest Amp rated version of an AIO FC board.
Why not. A few dollars more, but the higher rating makes it more versatile.
I use whoop format AIO boards in pretty much all my quads. Very flexible.
Any electronics package can fit on any frame that I buy. Very compatible.