Hi.I bought flight controller stack mounting by 20mm to 20mm screw by M3 type of screw so am I bought flight controller stack can fit to this Ready to Sky brand Mark 4 frame ??? what screwdriver did you use to assemble this frame? please reply to these questions as soon as possible. Thanks.
Hi.I bought flight controller stack mounting by 20mm to 20mm screw by M3 type of screw, hence I bought flight controller stack can only fit by M3 type of screws,I measured the Ready To Sky brand Mark4 5 inch frame has small size of 20mm to 20mm holes to install the stack but I bought stack can only Mount by M3 type of screws so please tell me what I do for to get M3 type of screws holes to 20mm to 20mm mounting holes? please reply to these questions as soon as possible.
When i connect my battery to the esc and flight controller, a lot of sparks were occurring from the esc and the flight controller . And as soon as the i connected battery , the flight controller did not turn on , there were only sparks . I even had the smoke stopper attached.
Thank you very much for such a video. My question is that, after you have finished quadcopter, then do you use GPS sensor? Is it required for this flight controller? Thanks in advance.
I bought a solder paste tin and 60/40 soldering wire which I bought for solder my HGLRC F722mini flight controller and the HGLRC 28A ESC and other electronic stuffs,so I have a temperature adjustable soldering iron which can adjust the temperature rate to 200 Celsius to 550 Celsius,so can I use these I mentioned solder paste tin and 60/40 soldering wire to solder the HGLRC F722mini flight controller and HGLRC 28A ESC soldering pads without any damages to PCB board,if it can can you please tell me what's the suitable temperature rate that soldering iron needs to adjust and solder the HGLRC F722mini flight controller and HGLRC 28A ESC soldering pads?
i bought the quadcopter set (HUIOP Mark4 5 inch FPV Carbon Fiber Frame Kits 4pcs 2205 Motor 4 in 1 30A ESC F4 V3S Flight Controller 5045 Propeller Kits for FPV Drone,4 in 1 30A ESC ) however the esc has a 6 pin cable connector and the flight controller has a 8 pin cable connector . i dont know how to connect the esc with the flight controller because the wire is incompatible. what should i do? how should i connect the esc with the flight controller? Any idea where i can buy a compatible set.
It's possible to reorder the pins correctly on the connectors if you know exactly which wires are the correct ones on both the ESC and Flight controller boards. Without experience with electronics, reading wiring diagrams, and most importantly, testing and verifying the correct pads/pins/wires, it's quite risky to attempt. Also if you bought the Flight controller and ESC separately, it will be difficult to find the perfect connector to buy. Here's a video I found that demonstrates what you'll need to attempt. th-cam.com/video/gXo0oXnGLDs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LzylPjYF-m43t1zd Good luck and I hope this helps! If I have time in future, I'll try to make a tutorial.
I'm not sure I've heard or come across an M Bus receiver, but it's not on the specs of the flight controller. Unless it's known as something else. Sorry
Hi I'm new to these stuffs. If you have time could you acknowledge me a little about this FC? Is it compatible with individual ESCs and is it also compatible with Rx Flysky i6AB? Thank you for your attention.
I haven't used individual ESCs with this flight controller before but it should be possible. You'll need to wire each signal wire from the ESCs to the motor pads on the flight controller, the signal ground wire to the common ground pad next to the motor pads on flight controller, and the ESC main power wires to the battery via a power distribution board or make your own wire harness using thick gauge wire. I haven't used FlySky receiver before but I think it can be.
I did a bit of searching and remembered I helped someone with the same question regarding FlySky i6AB and this flight controller. You can wire the ibus signal wire to any RX pad. Here is a video that might help th-cam.com/video/8ytxZWbPOfU/w-d-xo.html
Hey bro , thanks for your videos , you have the most useful information, and I have a question, if I wanna use the ppm receiver I need to solder the jumper( it says ppm next to the button) on a flight controller? Thanks in advance
Hey mate. Yes, according to the limited documentation that can be found online regarding this flight controller, you need to bridge the PPM jumper pads. To be clear, it's the two pads closest to the label PPM on the circuit board. Here's a reference diagram I found on AliExpress ae01.alicdn.com/kf/Hf96ae84ed93f4578b5bf557b5ccf54dcQ.jpg_640x640q90.jpg Hope that helps!
@@nxp200 Thank you very much, as soon as the war ends in Ukraine, I want to order a similar kit, it costs around $ 100, with the same flight controller as yours. Of course, he is not as advanced as yours, but I also think he will fly well(rs2205 2300kv , LittleBee 30A-S, F4 v3s, QAV-R 220 mm) this will be my first brushless quadcopter, I hope its assembly and setup will be as interesting as flying
I checked mine and it is powered from the ESC which supplies VBATT (14.8V from a 4s battery) to the flight controller. I'm unsure if it can handle 5s or 6s. I believe it can also be powered from a 5v regulator as well.
Hi.I bought flight controller stack mounting by 20mm to 20mm screw by M3 type of screw, hence I bought flight controller stack can only fit by M3 type of screws,I measured the Ready To Sky brand Mark4 5 inch frame has small size of 20mm to 20mm holes to install the stack but I bought stack can only Mount by M3 type of screws so please tell me what I do for to get M3 type of screws holes to 20mm to 20mm mounting holes? please reply to these questions as soon as possible.
Thanks, bro!👍
Hi.I bought flight controller stack mounting by 20mm to 20mm screw by M3 type of screw so am I bought flight controller stack can fit to this Ready to Sky brand Mark 4 frame ???
what screwdriver did you use to assemble this frame?
please reply to these questions as soon as possible. Thanks.
Hi.I bought flight controller stack mounting by 20mm to 20mm screw by M3 type of screw, hence I bought flight controller stack can only fit by M3 type of screws,I measured the Ready To Sky brand Mark4 5 inch frame has small size of 20mm to 20mm holes to install the stack but I bought stack can only Mount by M3 type of screws so please tell me what I do for to get M3 type of screws holes to 20mm to 20mm mounting holes?
please reply to these questions as soon as possible.
When i connect my battery to the esc and flight controller, a lot of sparks were occurring from the esc and the flight controller . And as soon as the i connected battery , the flight controller did not turn on , there were only sparks . I even had the smoke stopper attached.
Thank you very much for such a video. My question is that, after you have finished quadcopter, then do you use GPS sensor? Is it required for this flight controller? Thanks in advance.
I didn't install a GPS into this quad. Betaflight firmware does not require GPS to operate
I bought a solder paste tin and 60/40 soldering wire which I bought for solder my HGLRC F722mini flight controller and the HGLRC 28A ESC and other electronic stuffs,so I have a temperature adjustable soldering iron which can adjust the temperature rate to 200 Celsius to 550 Celsius,so can I use these I mentioned solder paste tin and 60/40 soldering wire to solder the HGLRC F722mini flight controller and HGLRC 28A ESC soldering pads without any damages to PCB board,if it can can you please tell me what's the suitable temperature rate that soldering iron needs to adjust and solder the HGLRC F722mini flight controller and HGLRC 28A ESC soldering pads?
What kind of battery have you used, can you provide information about that?
For this build I use a CNHL 4S 1500mAh Black Series.
i bought the quadcopter set (HUIOP Mark4 5 inch FPV Carbon Fiber Frame Kits 4pcs 2205 Motor 4 in 1 30A ESC F4 V3S Flight Controller 5045 Propeller Kits for FPV Drone,4 in 1 30A ESC ) however the esc has a 6 pin cable connector and the flight controller has a 8 pin cable connector . i dont know how to connect the esc with the flight controller because the wire is incompatible. what should i do? how should i connect the esc with the flight controller? Any idea where i can buy a compatible set.
It's possible to reorder the pins correctly on the connectors if you know exactly which wires are the correct ones on both the ESC and Flight controller boards. Without experience with electronics, reading wiring diagrams, and most importantly, testing and verifying the correct pads/pins/wires, it's quite risky to attempt. Also if you bought the Flight controller and ESC separately, it will be difficult to find the perfect connector to buy. Here's a video I found that demonstrates what you'll need to attempt. th-cam.com/video/gXo0oXnGLDs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LzylPjYF-m43t1zd
Good luck and I hope this helps! If I have time in future, I'll try to make a tutorial.
Is this flight controller support M Bus receiver???
I'm not sure I've heard or come across an M Bus receiver, but it's not on the specs of the flight controller. Unless it's known as something else. Sorry
@@nxp200 hello is the M.BUS port similar to S.BUS port???
Hi I'm new to these stuffs. If you have time could you acknowledge me a little about this FC? Is it compatible with individual ESCs and is it also compatible with Rx Flysky i6AB? Thank you for your attention.
I haven't used individual ESCs with this flight controller before but it should be possible. You'll need to wire each signal wire from the ESCs to the motor pads on the flight controller, the signal ground wire to the common ground pad next to the motor pads on flight controller, and the ESC main power wires to the battery via a power distribution board or make your own wire harness using thick gauge wire. I haven't used FlySky receiver before but I think it can be.
I did a bit of searching and remembered I helped someone with the same question regarding FlySky i6AB and this flight controller. You can wire the ibus signal wire to any RX pad. Here is a video that might help th-cam.com/video/8ytxZWbPOfU/w-d-xo.html
Hey bro , thanks for your videos , you have the most useful information, and I have a question, if I wanna use the ppm receiver I need to solder the jumper( it says ppm next to the button) on a flight controller? Thanks in advance
Hey mate. Yes, according to the limited documentation that can be found online regarding this flight controller, you need to bridge the PPM jumper pads. To be clear, it's the two pads closest to the label PPM on the circuit board. Here's a reference diagram I found on AliExpress ae01.alicdn.com/kf/Hf96ae84ed93f4578b5bf557b5ccf54dcQ.jpg_640x640q90.jpg
Hope that helps!
@@nxp200 Thank you very much, as soon as the war ends in Ukraine, I want to order a similar kit, it costs around $ 100, with the same flight controller as yours. Of course, he is not as advanced as yours, but I also think he will fly well(rs2205 2300kv , LittleBee 30A-S, F4 v3s, QAV-R 220 mm) this will be my first brushless quadcopter, I hope its assembly and setup will be as interesting as flying
@@nxp200 Hello, I have a question about the power supply of this flight controller. Should it be powered by 5 volts or directly from the battery?
I checked mine and it is powered from the ESC which supplies VBATT (14.8V from a 4s battery) to the flight controller. I'm unsure if it can handle 5s or 6s. I believe it can also be powered from a 5v regulator as well.
@@nxp200 Does this flight controller support ibus receiver connection?
Sigh, always Solder your Connectors on Before you Mount the Flight Controller
Hi.I bought flight controller stack mounting by 20mm to 20mm screw by M3 type of screw, hence I bought flight controller stack can only fit by M3 type of screws,I measured the Ready To Sky brand Mark4 5 inch frame has small size of 20mm to 20mm holes to install the stack but I bought stack can only Mount by M3 type of screws so please tell me what I do for to get M3 type of screws holes to 20mm to 20mm mounting holes?
please reply to these questions as soon as possible.