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The Kakute H7 builds upon the best features of its F7 predecessor and further improves on hardware components and layout. With the additional integrated Bluetooth chip onboard, you can perform Betaflight configuration and tuning wirelessly on your phone with the SpeedyBee Android & IOS App. The Kakute H7 is DJI HD ready. It has an easy plug-and-play port with an on-board 9V regulator designed to power your HD video transmitter like DJI/Caddx FPV Air Unit & Caddx Vista while supporting analog system.

It has 6x dedicated UART ports with built-in inversion for peripherals (UART2 is used for Bluetooth telemetry), along with a full MicroSD Card slot for virtually unlimited Blackbox data logging. Dual plug-and-play 4in1 ESC connectors, allowing easy plug-and-play support for x8 Octocopter configuration and keeping it simple and clean. The integrated BetaFlight OSD makes it easy to display important information on your FPV display like battery voltage, flight time, warnings, RSSI, smart audio features and more. It is also ready for autonomous flight with the on-board barometer. There are LED & buzzer pad, I2C pad (SDA & SCL) for external GPS/Magnetometers

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The Kakute H7 ships with customized version of Betaflight 4.3 Firmware from the factory. Using Betaflight configurator 10.7.1 or below with betaflight 4.3 might show a warning when first connected, you can upgrade the BF Configurator (once available), or ignore the warning and proceed with configuration.Kakute H7 is compatible with 4.2.11 and up. With Betaflight 4.2.11, some SD card model might be encounter an error.

Click on any image to view a larger version in a new window. S69-34882The Apollo 11 crew relaxes during trainingMay 24, 1969 S69-38660Apollo 11 Saturn V on launch pad 39AJuly 1, 1969 S69-39525Liftoff of Apollo 11July 16, 1969 S69-39961Apollo 11 liftoff from launch tower camera S69-39526Moonbound Apollo 11 clears the launch tower AS11-44-6550Earthrise viewed from lunar orbit prior to landing AS11-44-6574Lunar module inspection after undocking AS11-44-6598Lunar module inspection after undocking AS11-44-6611Crater 308 viewed from orbit AS11-36-5390Lunar module pilot Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin S69-39601flight controllers during lunar module descent AS11-37-5454view from LM window just after landingJuly 20, 1969 AS11-40-5863Aldrin exits the LMJuly 20, 1969 AS11-40-5864lunar module skirt / descent engine nozzle AS11-40-5869Aldrin on the LM footpad AS11-40-5872Aldrin erects solar wind experiment AS11-40-5873Aldrin beside solar wind experiment AS11-40-5875Aldrin salutes the U.S. Flag AS11-40-5880Aldrin's boot and footprint in lunar soil AS11-40-5886Neil Armstrong works at the LM AS11-40-5899LM ladder and commemorative plaque AS11-40-5902Aldrin stands beside LM strut and probe AS11-40-5903Aldrin poses for portrait AS11-40-5920LM footpad and contact probe AS11-40-5924LM ascent stage and Earth overhead AS11-40-5927Aldrin unpacks experiments from LM AS11-40-5931Aldrin unpacks experiments AS11-40-5942Aldrin carries experiments for deployment AS11-40-5946Aldrin assembles seismic experiment AS11-40-5948Aldrin assembles seismic experiment AS11-40-5954Small crater near LM with rocky bottom AS11-40-5961Armstrong photo of LM from a distance AS11-40-5964Aldrin retrieves solar wind experiment AS11-37-5480Flag and TV camera viewed from LM window AS11-37-5528Armstrong in LM after historic moonwalk AS11-44-6642LM approaches CSM for docking / earthrise in b.g.July 21, 1969 AS11-44-6667view of full lunar disc during return trip AS11-44-6689crescent Earth photographed during return trip AS11-44-6692closeup of Earth and terminator S69-40023Mission Control celebrates after splashdownJuly 24, 1969 S69-40024Mission Control celebrates Apollo 11July 24, 1969 S69-40147Apollo 11 astronauts, still in their quarantine van, are greeted bytheir wives upon arrival at Ellington Air Force BaseJuly 27, 1969Click here for more images

PID is the most common algorithm used in multirotor flight control. By adjusting PID gains you can change the flight characteristics and performance on an FPV drone. In this tutorial I will try to explain what PID does in a quadcopter and how it affects stability and handling.

Not all jello and oscillations are caused by high PID gains. You need to eliminate vibration sources as much as possible on your quadcopter before tuning PID. The condition and balance of motors and propellers, properly soft-mounting flight controllers, even frame rigidity can factor in vibrations.

Hello Oscar! First of all thank you for all this informations. I wanted to ask if you know how works the graupner gr16 (with build in FC) and your opinion about it? So, here I have a ROLL FACTOR, and it says for true X quads it can be 100%, if not simmetrical(usually longer than wider) it must be reduced. So if the distance between the side motors is half the distance of front and rear motors it should be 50%? How is this called in betaflight? I have been driving for half year now, and now I saw it was on 100%(totally non simmetric quad:D). How will affect the quad this change now? Any information would help. Thank you and goodbye.

Which profile am I supposed to set PIDS on and doe they relate to Acro/Horizon mode? Should I just change the PIDS on profile 1? Whats Profile 2 for and how do I select it? In flight or before flight?

Hello I have a quad copter with t-motor mn-3508 motors and t-motor air 25A speed control and t-motor carbon propeller and naza m-lite without GPS flight control. my quad copter not flight. and only motors rotate with speed. what is the best setting for this quad copter ? and how can I fix this. Thank You.

I have a question, how do you would set up the rates to fly a 250 size quad copter really really slowly with a 3 axis gimbal on? I have tried using Angle mode and really slowing all of the rates down, but i cannot get it to work. I loose control of it and the quad just drifts. Do you have any tips for me please? I am using an Omnibus F3 with a barometer and Betaflight. Once I have mastered flying it really really slowly round a warehouse at work I plan to add the GPS in and try it outside.

Nice explanation. I have a yaw problem with my quad. On fast forward flight, it tends to turn sideways on its own. More to the left but sometime to the right. I think I need to increase the P and I setting to the yaw. It hovers solid 2ff7e9595c