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BrainFPV Radix 2 H7 HD Flight Controller

Introducing the BrainFPV RADIX 2 HD H7 Flight Controller, a pinnacle of drone technology engineered for unparalleled performance and reliability.&nbsp

Introducing the BrainFPV RADIX 2 HD H7 Flight Controller, a pinnacle of drone technology engineered for unparalleled performance and reliability. 

BrainFPV Radix 2 H7 Flight Controller - HD

Processor (MCU)

The FC is the brain or the CPU of your quad. It has a processor and other components that allow it to listen to your inputs and tells the quad what to do. FCs are commonly sold together with other components integrated or stacked (like ESCs and video transmitters). For beginners, choose a FC with a F4 or F7 processor that has a compatible mount with your frame. 

Flight Controllers

FC Stack Mount

Built-in VTX

Built-in ESC

NDAA Compliant products include parts that adhere to the requirements outlined in Section 848 of the National Defense Authorization Act

NDAA Compliant Flight Controller (Beta)

HEX The Cube Orange+ Mini Set

Cubepilot-Proficnc

The best quality First Person View equipment. Free or discounted shipping on all orders.Drone Racing, RC Airplanes, FPV Cameras, FPV Goggles, Video Transmitters, RC Quads, Drone Antennas, Lipo Batteries, and Ground Station Equipment.All available for amateurs, schools, hobbyists, government, and wholesale buyers.

PixHawk Cube Orange+ Mini Set - RMRC

PixHawk Cube Orange+ Mini Set

HEX The Cube Orange+ Standard Set ADS-B - IMU V8

This combo includes the Pixhawk Orange Cube plus the ADS-B Carrier Board and cable set!The new Orange+ Flight controller has the following features:1. Faster H7 SOC with 1MB ram.2. Upgraded triple redundant IMU sensors for extra redundancy.3. Two sets of IMU are vibration-isolated mechanically, reducing the effect of frame vibration to state estimation.4. IMUs are temperature-controlled by onboard heating resistors, allowing optimum working temperature of IMUs.5. The entire flight management unit(FMU) and inertial management unit(IMU) are housed in a reatively small form factor (a cube).6. Fully Cubepilot carrierboard compatible, all inputs and outputs go through a 80-pin DF17 connector, allowing a plug-in solution for manufacturers of commercial systems. 7. Manufacturers can design their own carrier boards to suit their specific needs now and in the future.The Cube Orange is a leap forward in technology compared to the Cube black. It uses the new STM32H7 chip, w...

Get the Pixhawk Cube Orange+ along with the ADS-B Carrier Board and other accessories. Shipped fast from the best source for all your FPV and RC needs. 

PixHawk Cube Orange+ Standard Set ADS-B (Cube and Carrier) - RMRC

PixHawk Cube Orange+ Standard Set ADS-B (Cube and Carrier)

ESC Stack Mount

The ESC(s) controls your motors’ speed. It draws power from the battery to spin the motors based on what the FC tells it to do. Each motor needs an ESC. It’s common today to see 4-in-1 ESCs so you only need to buy a single part. For beginners, choose a 4-in-1 ESC that has a compatible mount with your frame and FC. The biggest consideration is amperage limit. We show you ESCs with appropriate amperage limits based on your frame size. You can calculate how much amperage you need based on your motor and prop choice. 

ESCs

Frame Stack Mount

The frame is typically the first part to pick because it determines what kind of flying you’ll be doing the most. Start by picking a frame type, and narrow down the options by propeller size. The frame holds your quad parts together and heavily impacts what the quad can do. 

Frames

The VTX processes the image from your FPV camera and sends it to your goggle’s video receiver (VRX). If you chose as digital video system, you need a VTX that matches the system. Most analog VTXs and VRXs are compatible with each other, and your biggest consideration will be how much output power you need. The more output power, the more range and better signal you’ll get. Learn more about VTXs.