This and the 405 are what finally pushed me into trying iNav... lol I'd been wanting to give it a shot, but didn't want to deal with the necessary external power supplies, breaking out servo pins and powering them, etc. that comes with most of the quad boards. These make it super easy! :D Besides that, the hardware seems great too. Onboard power is working great, the barometer seems very accurate and consistent, the voltage and current sensors are accurate as well after some fine tuning in iNav. I flashed mine with 2.0.0rc4 right off the bat, as I wanted some of the new features that come with it. The one issue I'd want to point out though, is take note there is no analog RSSI pin on the board, at least not broken out to a pin or pad. If you can feed RSSI in over the PPM or SBUS stream that's great, but it does limit your receiver options if you want/need RSSI on the OSD. In that case look at the 405 instead, it does have the analog input. Included pin headers would be a nice touch too, grab some when you order if you don't have them already.

This and the 405 are what finally pushed me into trying iNav... lol I'd been wanting to give it a shot, but didn't want to deal with the necessary external power supplies, breaking out servo pins and powering them, etc. that comes with most of the quad boards. These make it super easy! :D Besides that, the hardware seems great too. Onboard power is working great, the barometer seems very accurate and consistent, the voltage and current sensors are accurate as well after some fine tuning in iNav. I flashed mine with 2.0.0rc4 right off the bat, as I wanted some of the new features that come with it. The one issue I'd want to point out though, is take note there is no analog RSSI pin on the board, at least not broken out to a pin or pad. If you can feed RSSI in over the PPM or SBUS stream that's great, but it does limit your receiver options if you want/need RSSI on the OSD. In that case look at the 405 instead, it does have the analog input. Included pin headers would be a nice touch too, grab some when you order if you don't have them already.

This and the 405 are what finally pushed me into trying iNav... lol I'd been wanting to give it a shot, but didn't want to deal with the necessary external power supplies, breaking out servo pins and powering them, etc. that comes with most of the quad boards. These make it super easy! :D Besides that, the hardware seems great too. Onboard power is working great, the barometer seems very accurate and consistent, the voltage and current sensors are accurate as well after some fine tuning in iNav. I flashed mine with 2.0.0rc4 right off the bat, as I wanted some of the new features that come with it. The one issue I'd want to point out though, is take note there is no analog RSSI pin on the board, at least not broken out to a pin or pad. If you can feed RSSI in over the PPM or SBUS stream that's great, but it does limit your receiver options if you want/need RSSI on the OSD. In that case look at the 405 instead, it does have the analog input. Included pin headers would be a nice touch too, grab some when you order if you don't have them already.

This was my second Matek F411 flight controller, I really like them. Some people prefer the WSE version, but I think the Wing version is easier to work with during soldering. It’s also quite small, will fit in most planes. Comes with all the screws you need and a back plate. Works with latest iNav without any issues. Great product!

This was my second Matek F411 flight controller, I really like them. Some people prefer the WSE version, but I think the Wing version is easier to work with during soldering. It’s also quite small, will fit in most planes. Comes with all the screws you need and a back plate. Works with latest iNav without any issues. Great product!

This was my second Matek F411 flight controller, I really like them. Some people prefer the WSE version, but I think the Wing version is easier to work with during soldering. It’s also quite small, will fit in most planes. Comes with all the screws you need and a back plate. Works with latest iNav without any issues. Great product!