The Idea was to get the simple KISS FC to the next level and due to intensive long term tests of some pretty good Pilots we were able to optimize the code to a point where you hopefully get your quad in the air quite quick.

Normally you just need to choose your Airframe in the GUI and you are able to fly (at least with KISS ESC), otherwise you can download presets of well known pilots for given configurations.

And of course you can tweak the PID yourself through the GUI.




Technical data

• STM32F722RET6 MCU, ARM-Cortex M7 with FPU running at 216Mhz
• MPU6000 Gyro and ACC Sensor
• Integrated DCDC converter for direct LiPo battery input (2-6S 6-30V) max 500mA on 5V
• The first four ESC outputs are amplifyed to 5V Signal with very fast drivers (for a clear Dshot signal)
• CP2102 USB-UART USB controller for simpler updates with the KISS Bootloader
• MCU: STM32F722RET6 @216Mhz
• Weight: 5g
• Mounting Holes: 3x3cm pattern with 3.3mm holes (compatible with most frame types
• Voltage: 2-6S (direct)

Available at Flyduino now

Download Manuals (en/de) here

Connection Plan by Philipp Seidel

KISS FCv2 FAQ in our knowledge base


In some cases - especially Mac users - might need to download the drivers for the CP2102 UART/USB
https://www.silabs.com/products/deve...ge-vcp-drivers



NOTE: If you use a Mr. Steele PDB make sure to connect the correct ports!

KISS FC V2 - Freestyle testing (2 min 24 sec)

Always something new (Frame, FC, Esc's) (3 min 20 sec)

dcl quad los | astrox truexs proto f40III 2600kv 5x4.8x3 hqprop kiss esc proto fc proto 4s1550 95c (2 min 25 sec)

Ripping a 400 Years Old Fortress (3 min 1 sec)

FPV Autumn (3 min 14 sec)

KISS FC V2 KISS ESC 32a Dshot2400 - Maiden flight - FPV Racing Test (0 min 51 sec)

no songs and FPV Freestyle (2 min 56 sec)

Welcome to 2015.....

Originally Posted by aspire77

Welcome to 2015.....

you might know that we where the first ones with a AIO (that has four ESC's and a FC onboard) on the market in 2016... so you might see we did the FCv2 like it is because we want it to be like that

regards

Felix

Then better hurry up and release the 4in1 ESC quickly before the competition takes over.

So you really want to build a stack with pdb, 4in1 esc and Fc? No way thats freakin outdated oldschool.

So, what’s the advantage over the V1?

So a total of 5 UARTS ? Rx4 and Tx4 is also usable right ?
Too expensive for me, but time will tell how well it does

Originally Posted by bra1nphuk

So, what’s the advantage over the V1?

F7 FPU, MPU6000 via SPI, DS2400, 6s, CP2102, more UARTs, better layout...

Why did you kept the Rx pins in the front when on the majority of all frames the Rx is usually mounted behind the FC?

Originally Posted by raumagent

Why did you kept the Rx pins in the front when on the majority of all frames the Rx is usually mounted behind the FC?

i think mostly for compatibility with v1?

Originally Posted by FedorComander

i think mostly for compatibility with v1?

Backward compatibility is nice but if you only release new products every few years this would have been the chance to pull a few things straight.

BTW, I'm not trying to bash here, I'm just trying to understand some decisions Flyduino has made with their new FC.

Also, like I wrote in the KISS FC v1 thread, I'm usually not the one to complain about prices but 185,- Euro for a full KISS setup is just insane. And most of us need more than only one setup.

well i like it...

only a bit pissed no data chip... would be handy for logging.

a well 8 blue leds hehe love it

Originally Posted by Jdm1983

well i like it...

only a bit pissed no data chip... would be handy for logging.

a well 8 blue leds hehe love it

i used those chips. its real PITA...

Originally Posted by FedorComander

i used those chips. its real PITA...

But why no onboard SD card slot then?