Description
The Betaflight F3 flight controller is designed to use every possible feature of Betaflight. More than the last half year has been spent in development. Boris B has worked on the project to to go over features and design aspects to help give insight into what betaflight users want/need.
This board features a 3A power draw giving users extra room for added attachments through uart ports. The six layer PCB is a more expensive design approach but was needed to give the ability to have a PDB that was capable of having wiring pads on both the top and bottom of the board. By using the six layer design we were able to increase the size of the pads and work around all the components all the while giving esc connections in the corners of the board rather than bunching all connections on either the top OR the bottom. Featuring a fully functioning OSD that can be configured in Betaflight this board will make configuring your OSD a breeze.
The team at Betaflight have been hard at work developing DSHOT and this board is also compatible with the latest release. But we didn’t stop there, this board also features a micro adapter to accept SD cards for those of you that like to follow up your flights with reviewing black box logging…A must have feature for dialing in your tune!
Betaflight F3 Flight Controller Features
- Integrated PDB
- Built in OSD customizable via Betaflight OSD
- Current sensor
- Intuitive layout
- SD card slot for BlackBox
- Tailored to support Betaflight
- When running 8K/8K, CPU usage remains low
Betaflight F3 Flight Controller Specifications
- F3 Processor
- MPU6000 Gyro/ACC Sensor
- Max current 5V 2A
- Built in OSD – configurable via Betaflight GUI
- SD Card adapter for BlackBox
- Current sensor
- Power distribution board with six-layer PCB
- Weights 8.6g
Choosing your power supply for video is relatively simple. The Betaflight F3 flight controller has two options, 5v and battery voltage. Choose your camera voltage by jumping RAM with either the 5V solder section or the Vbat solder section. (its recommended to use Vbat, Most cameras and Video transmitters can run off battery voltage) If using 5v it is recommended to only power your camera and get the power for Vtx from another source.
