http://www.mateksys.com/?portfolio=f411-wing

After the awesome Matek F405-Wing FC, they have now come out with a smaller FC designed for fixed wing planes.



FC Specifications

MCU: 100MHz STM32F411
IMU: MPU6000 accelerometer/gyro (SPI)
Baro: BMP280 (I2C)
OSD: INAV OSD w/ AT7456E chip
Blackbox: No
VCP & 2x UARTs
2x Motors, 5x Servos outputs
1x I2C
3x LEDs for FC STATUS (Blue, Red) and 3.3V indicator(Red)
Built in inverter for SBUS input (UART1-RX)
SoftSerial_Tx1: ST1 pad by default
PPM: ST1 pad with softserial disabled
Battery Voltage Sensor: 1:10 (Scale 1100)
WS2812 Led Strip : Yes
Beeper : Yes
RSSI: No
FC Firmware

INAV Flight
Target: MATEKF411
PDB

Input voltage range: 6.5~30V (2~6S LiPo) w/TVS protection
2x ESC power pads
Current Senor: 78A, 3.3V ADC, Scale 423
BEC 5V output

Designed for Flight controller, Receiver, OSD, Camera, Buzzer, 2812 LED_Strip, Buzzer, GPS module, AirSpeed
Continuous current: 2 Amps
BEC Vx output

Designed for Servos
Voltage adjustable, 5V Default, 6V via jumper
Continuous current: 3 Amps
BEC 3.3V output

Designed for Baro / Compass module/ OLED and Spektrum RX
Linear Regulator
Continuous current: 200mA
Physical

Mounting: 24 x 24mm, Φ2mm
Dimensions: 41 x 28 x 10mm
Weight: 7g (Total 12g w/ bottom plate and M2 standoffs)















Reviews on YT

Matek F411-Wing - Part 1 First look and Firmware (24 min 19 sec)

MATEK F411 WING Português - BR (7 min 57 sec)

I have the F405 in a Strix StratoSurfer and love it, but the $50 price tag and large size aren't optimal for smaller flying wings like the S800.

When I saw this one on Banggood I ordered it and when it actually came in I was surprised by how small it is. I am planning on replacing an Omnibus F4 Pro that I am running iNav on in my S800 and installing this FC with iNav 2.0.0RC4.

Thanks for creating that thread!

I am still trying to figure out if I even can get:
- vTx control
- GPS + Mag
- CrossFire (CRSF) with TLM

...the lack of blackbox support is something I think I can live without but I don't really want to sacrifice vTx control though that's what I would do.... it's kind of a great idea to be able to launch at 25mw and if needed jump higher so I don't swamp my friends that are already flying and with 25mW...

Unboxing // Matek F411 & F405 Wing FC // iNav (6 min 12 sec)

Edit: just found this... what a relieve

I plan to use the ST1 pad for smart port, on my S800 I don't currently have a SA capable.

I got my new F411 Wing fc the other day.
Plugged it in earlier to flash firmware but couldn't find the F411 target in INav.
Anyone hazard a guess as to what I'm missing?

you gotta look for the F411, matek seams to not differentiate between fc styles but only stm chips with the that fc familiy

http://www.mateksys.com/?portfolio=f411-mini#tab-id-7

https://github.com/iNavFlight/inav/releases

I am mounting this on Radjet 800. I was surprised it does not power the GPS from the USB. Looks like a great board - we will see how it will work.

Anyone know why the f 411 is cheaper than the f405?

Originally Posted by ReganATX

Anyone know why the f 411 is cheaper than the f405?

Please check specification of both of them. Explains a lot.

Originally Posted by lkrustev

I am mounting this on Radjet 800. I was surprised it does not power the GPS from the USB. Looks like a great board - we will see how it will work.

Are you gonna "fpv" it ? Will you use 5V camera and vtx ? Or separate battery ?

Originally Posted by illmor

Are you gonna "fpv" it ? Will you use 5V camera and vtx ? Or separate battery ?

Yes FPV. I think I will power the camera and the VTX from the main battery. Or maybe only the camera from the board.

Originally Posted by illmor

Please check specification of both of them. Explains a lot.

thanks for the explanation

I'm using mobile phone, so i'm limited. Otherwise could do a table, so you could compare it yourself.

EDIT: there you go

Originally Posted by lkrustev

Yes FPV. I think I will power the camera and the VTX from the main battery. Or maybe only the camera from the board.

Just noticed: you could run both off VBAT. i had an impression, you could be limited to "5V only" camera and vtx. My mistake