Matek Systems F4 FC Flight Controller STM32 F705 MCU Bateflight OSD w/AT7456E Chip for FPV RC Drone ( SD Card Slot 7 Axis ICM-20602,VCP 8x UARTs,8 PWM/DSHOT Outputs)

Lasted about 1 week until the video and osd died. Just get a black screen now. I removed video from the board and ran it to the vtx and I can see again. But the FC video path is gone. Sucks because I got this FC just for the OSD.

this FC is one of the best FC's i have used to date. i find this FC the easiest to connect when paired with the FCHUB-vtx. once that pdb/vtx is connected via ribbon cable the only things left to connect is the cam and receiver. when connecting the frsky receiver and doing the un-inversion hack telemetry worked with no issues. also a side note with the fchub combo it also makes for a clean build and the mmcx connector on the fchub is top notch in my opinion.after getting it all installed it flies amazing and no issues. this FC has no issues with any noise at all and being that the fchub comes with a CAP that takes care of any noise that may be in the system and it protects the system from voltage spikes. all in all i would say that this FC with the hub combo is better that any other AIO out there (atleast the ones i tried) (includes SPracing f3, omnibus f4, omnibus, f4 corner, betaflight f4, etc.)edit: i wanted to add that the matek web site has plenty of information on how to wire this FC with both the hub and without the hubalso for those who dont know you may want to use the free impulseRC driver fixer being as this is an F4 board it will put the DFU mode for flashing when you hit Flash on betaflight like the f3 boards

Had to return this - looks great on paper, but the gyro it uses was way too sensitive for my setup and the quad had a horrible yaw twitch that made it unflyable. Swapped to Omnibus F4 and everything works great. The newer version of this board (F405-CTR) has the more stable MPU6000, I’d recommend getting that one instead.

Really like this FC. Especially paired with the FCHUB-6S ... they make a nice combination. Matek makes good power systems and this is pretty on point.Good for builds where you have a bit more room and want the power of the integrated PDB that stacks below.Flies really nice with the latest betaflight, and Matek has its own target - unlike the DYS F4, which is just an Omnibus F4 clone.

out of the box only two motors are arming. different voltages to two of the motors, inconsistent

I discovered this FC on DroneTest, and I have not been disappointed. I upgraded from a Naze32 ver 6.Paired with LHI 32BLHeli ESCs, my 200mm quad rides on rails. Throttle response is very crisp, but be warned that the PID settings for my particular setup are relatively low. When I initially tried to fly on the default BetaF settings, I could not even get it to stay on the ground long enough to disarm. Just kept twitching up and down 3-4 inches on 2 Hz cycles. I have done PID tuning before, so I had a blanket nearby to smother her. Saved a battery, and perhaps the quad too.The good: I am running 32 kHz on gyro and CPU load is a low 74%. The Matek line of PDB boards are a nice match, and their specific PDB with the ribbon cable is especially clean and tight.The bad: only issue I have found is the hacking needed to get the 'blackbox' feature to work.

Great product but couldn't handle a hard crash

My first board and I love this thing. Easy to solder on, great layout. I love that it connects to PDB with ribbon cable and if for some reason that stops working you can solder to pads next to connector. Matek makes very robust and high quality boards. I own This FC the PDB and a separate VTx made by them also.