Hobbyking have a new controller for flybarless hellicopters.

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...s_System_.html

I was wondering if it could be adapted to work on a quad copters?

The reason being it contains mems gyros and is under $60.

It's hard to find boards with mems gyros that cheap.

Gyros and ACC equipped quad controller $50 shipped:

http://www.goodluckbuy.com/free-flig...on-sensor.html

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MWC-MultiW...item3a6d420f15

Also this one ( and a more expensive one with more sensors)

Picking the best is a bit of a chore.

The 2nd link is obsoleted-the-moment-you-buy-it AVR processor.

Originally Posted by scousethief

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MWC-MultiW...item3a6d420f15

Also this one ( and a more expensive one with more sensors)

Picking the best is a bit of a chore.

So is that controller using KK code?

In the description they say "With the same program for the open source compared to KK or ACM"

Originally Posted by Erknie

So is that controller using KK code?

In the description they say "With the same program for the open source compared to KK or ACM"

No, it uses multiwii code.

Originally Posted by Erknie

...compared to KK or ACM

They are just referring to them all being quadcopter boards.

That board looks like a great deal. Wish it didn't have the wasted space for the baro. The board looks like it could have been half the size without it.

Originally Posted by scousethief

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MWC-MultiW...item3a6d420f15

Also this one ( and a more expensive one with more sensors)

Picking the best is a bit of a chore.

Thanks for the link, I have ordered one off eBay, should be hear in a couple of weeks, they come from Hong Kong. I am not really familiar with MWC, I have a HK with the murato Piezo's that I can't really get stable on a micro quad indoors, so it should be an interesting change.