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Flight stack (FC + ESC)
The two boards that fly the aircraft: the flight controller that decides what the motors should do, and the ESC that makes them do it.
0 models to buy, 5 more recorded for reference
5 more parts recorded for reference: no photograph and not sold by our partner
- RUSH FPV · 2 buildsRUSH Blade F722 stack
Stack mounting pattern: 30.5 × 30.5 mmMinimum cell count: 3 S
900 kr – 950 krour estimateSearch Banggood - SpeedyBeeSpeedyBee F405 V4 stack
Stack mounting pattern: 30.5 × 30.5 mmMinimum cell count: 3 S
no price yetSearch Banggood - iFlightiFlight BLITZ F7 stack
Stack mounting pattern: 30.5 × 30.5 mmMinimum cell count: 2 S
no price yetSearch Banggood - SpeedyBeeSpeedyBee F405 Mini stack
Stack mounting pattern: 20 × 20 mmMinimum cell count: 3 S
600 krour estimateSearch Banggood - T-MotorT-Motor VELOX F7 SE + V70A stack
Stack mounting pattern: 30.5 × 30.5 mmMinimum cell count: 4 S
no price yetSearch Banggood
What to look at when choosing one
5 recorded here. The properties the compatibility engine reads for this kind of part are stack mounting pattern, supported receiver protocols, minimum cell count, maximum cell count and video system, so those are the ones that decide what the rest of a build can be. Everything else is preference.
The link from your hands to the aircraft is two separate agreements: the RF protocol between radio and receiver, and the serial protocol between receiver and flight controller. Confusing them is the most common source of "it should work and it does not".
A price is a retailer’s own figure, carrying the day it was read. Where none is current, our rough estimate is shown and marked as one. Unknown means the catalog does not record that property yet, which is also what the planner will say about it.