KISS FC - 32bit Flight Controller V1.03

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KISS FC - 32bit Flight Controller V1.03
Every KISS FC - 32bit Flight Controller has a serial number to prevent fraud or illegal copies.
In order for the Flight Controller to work it must be activated by connecting it to the Kiss GUI by clicking on save settings. Once activated Kiss FC will work and function.
Note:Without activation Kiss FC won't be able to send a signal protocol to the esc. Without a signal protocol to the esc from the Kiss FC the motors won't work
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Flyduino has been developing FPV components for several years now, and decided that it was time to take a leap forward in flight controller technology. Featuring a 32bit processor for improved firmware computing, and utilizies Flyduino's own flight controller firmware that allows pilots to tune only necessary parameters to achieve maximum performance.

The concept with the KISS Flight Controller was to simplify several points within the firmware after hours of testing with professional FPV pilots. Through testing, Flyduino was able to simplify the code so that pilots can install the Kiss Controller and be flying rather quickly compared to other flight controllers. Typically an airframe choice is needed in the GUI, and pilots are able to fly when paired with KISS ESCs.

Software set ups are as minimal as possible, which provide quick and easy tuning efforts for all pilots and not needing to tweek special parameters to inch out extra performance.

Additionally, the KISS Flight Controller supports telemetry when paired with KISS ESCs, so that telemetry data is available via OSD on your FPV Goggles, or in the KISS FC GUI. Features like VBat, Current Consumption, ESC Temp, and Motor RPM are some of the items offered via telemetry.

Specifications:
Mounting Holes: 30x30mm Pattern
Weight:4.6g
Voltage Input:2-6s LiPo
Supported Frame Types: Tri, Quad, Hex
Supported RX Types:PPM Sum, Spektrum Sat. (serial / DSM2 & DSMX), Futaba / Taranis SBUS, Jeti ExBus, Graupner SumD / SumO, classic RX with single channel output