The F4 1S 5A AIO Brushless Flight Controller is back in stock with new and upgraded features. The new board integrates Serial ExpressLRS 2.4G receiver. Compared with the original built-in SPI ELRS 2.4G receiver, it could flash the newest ELRS official firmware like V3.0 easily. Also, we updated the FC with high-quality BMI270 gyro, BB51 ESC hardware with Bluejay ESC firmware, and 8MB Betaflight Blackbox flash.

FEATURES

• Come with a Serial ExpressLRS 2.4G receiver, which can be updated via Wi-Fi or Betaflight serial passthrough. It is convenient for pilots to flash any version of ELRS RX firmware and especially can flash ExpressLRS V3.0 without updating flight controller firmware.
• The SPI Frsky version board reserves an SBUS port and a UART port, which is available for the SBUS protocol receiver or other external receivers.
• Built-in an 8MB flash memory chip dedicated to Blackbox logging. It’s an extremely powerful tool for tuning and troubleshooting an FPV drone.
• Particular design with a weight of 3.64g (Classical) and 2.96g (Light), reasonable layout, and easy to build. With a 26*26mm mounting hole size, it is fully compatible with the whoop frame in the current market.
• The Light version requires soldering motor wires to the pad directly, which allows lower resistance for more current on motors. It also comes with motor pin connectors for convenience to use.

Diagram

Bluejay ESC Firmware

F4 1S 5A flight controller with BB51 ESC hardware could flash the Bluejay ESC firmware now, which is based on BLHeli_S revision 16.7. With Bluejay ESC firmware, it supports bidirectional D-shot and RPM filtering in Betaflight, offers 24KHz, 48KHz, and 96KHz fixed PWM frequency for options, and custom start-up melodies. By using Bluejay ESC firmware on Meteor65 and Meteor65 Pro whoop drones with 0802SE 19500KV motors, the flight time is increasing effectively. The default firmware for F4 1S 5A FC will be changed to Bluejay ESC firmware.

Serial ELRS 2.4G RX

Serial ELRS 2.4G RX uses the Crossfire serial protocol (CRSF protocol) to communicate between the receiver and the flight controller board. So the Serial ELRS 2.4G RX is available to support upgrading to ELRS V3.0 with no need to flash Betaflight flight controller firmware. Enter binding status by power on/off three times.

• Plugin and unplug the flight controller three times;
• Make sure the RX LED is doing a quick double blink, which indicates the receiver is in bind mode;
• Make sure the RF TX module or radio transmitter enters binding status, which sends out a binding pulse;
• If the receiver has a solid light, it's bound.

The Serial ELRS 2.4G RX can be updated via Wi-Fi or Betaflight serial passthrough. Here is the way to update the Serial ELRS 2.4G RX firmware through passthrough.

• Turn off telemetry in the Betaflight configurator.
• Power cycle, while holding the Boot button to put the ELRS receiver into the bootloader.

• Open the Betaflight configurator, exit DFU mode, and make sure the Betaflight is disconnected from the flight controller.
• Choose target "BETAFPV AIO 2400 RX". Flash using the Passthrough option in ExpressLRS Configurator.

Specification:

CPU: STM32F411CEU6 (100MHZ)

Six-Axis: BMI270

Built-in Receiver: Serial ExpressLRS 2.4G

Receiver antenna: Line antenna

FC Size: 30*30mm

Mounting Hole Size: 26*26mm

Firmware version: betaflight_4.3.0_BETAFPVF411 (ELRS)

OSD: Built-in BetaFlight OSD

Blackbox: 8MB

Recommend VTX: >=200mW, like BETAFPV M03 350mW VTX or TBS Unify VTX

Power Cable: 55mm, with BT2.0 connector

Weight:  3.64g (with motor connectors), excluding power cable

Power supply: 1S

Current: 5A continuous and peak 6A (3 seconds)

ESC firmware: A_X_5_.HEX for Bluejay BB51 hardware

Signal Support: D-shot150, D-shot300, D-shot600, Oneshot125, Multishot, PWM

Package Included:

1x F4 1S 5A AIO Brushless Flight Controller

4x M1.2x4mm Screws

4x M1.4x5mm Screws

4x Anti-vibration Rubber Dampers

8x Motor Pin Connectors (Light version included)