Product Description
Description
FlyDragon F722 V2 FBL is a flight controller built from the ground up, to support the Rotorflight open-source project. It features an STM32F722 MCU, BMI270 IMU, built-in ELRS receiver, and 128MB “Blackbox” flash memory, neatly packaged and ready to unleash the full potential of the Rotorflight software. Rotorflight stems from on Betaflight 4.3 and borrows ideas from Heliflight3D. It shares all the great features that Betaflight has to offer, plus many new features developed specifically for helicopter platforms.
Rotorflight open-source FBL Link: https://github.com/rotorflight
Flight Mode: Acro, Angle, Horizon, Rescue. etc.
Hardware Specifications
MCU: STM32F722RET6
IMU: BMI270
Blackbox: W25N01G (128MB)
Baro: SPL06 (I2C2
LED: WS2812
Beeper: 5V Active Buzzer
USB: Type-C
UARTS: UART2,UART3,UART5
I2C: I2C1
ADC: ADC1 (12S)
Servo Pins: CH1-CH4
RPM Inputs: RPM_E (ESC RPM Wire),RPM_S (External RPM Sensor)
Internal Receiver: ELRS Diversity Receiver 2.4G (UART1)
External Receiver: CRSF, S.BUS, F.PORT, GHOST, SUMD, SUMH, IBUS, XBUS, XBUS/RJ01, EXBUS, PPM, MSP, DSM(Needs 3.3V step-down BEC module)
BEC Voltage: 5-15V (3S 12.6v or 3S HV LIPO SUPPORTED!!!)
5V Power Output: 5V-1.5A
ESC Protocols: PWM, ONESHOT125, ONESHOT42, MULTISHOT, BRUSHED, DSHOT150, DSHOT300, DSHOT600, PROSHOT
ESC Telemetry: BLHeli32, Hobbywing V4, Hobbywing V5, Scorpion, Kontronik, OMPHOBBY, ZTW, APD
Dimensions: 45mm x 27mm x 14.5mm
Weight: 27g
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