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FPV racing in Chernigov UADR Challenge 2017 Stage 1
FPV racing in Chernigov UADR Challenge 2017 Stage 1
10 Май 2017, 22:40

On May 6-7 in the framework of the first Chernihiv Air Festival at the airfield "Pivtsy" was held the first stage of the Ukrainian drone racing championship UADR CHALLENGE 2017 "Chernihiv Drone Racing Cup", in which the Flymod team directly participated.

Final FPV race in Kropivnitsky UADR Challenge 2017 Stage 5: Airport Riots
Final FPV race in Kropivnitsky UADR Challenge 2017 Stage 5: Airport Riots
10 Окт 2017, 16:27

Kirovograd Flying Academy NAU did not give up hope of hosting the drone racing championship. As a result, the Academy together with UADR decided to hold the 5th final stage of UADR Challenge 2017, directly on the territory of...

Drone Photo Awards 2020. Best drone photos and videos
Drone Photo Awards 2020. Best drone photos and videos
8 Окт 2020, 17:00

Animals, landscapes, protests and empty streets shot by aerial photographers from hundreds of meters high have been awarded by the judges of the annual Drone Photo Awards 2020. This contest features photo and video works taken with drones...

The first ESC from Matek with the brand new SerialShot protocol

13 Мар 2019, 15:22
The first ESC from Matek with the brand new SerialShot protocol

Matek has unveiled its first 4-in-1 ESC, which will run on a brand new proprietary SerialShot protocol. Matek promises that this protocol will completely change the way ESCs connect to the flight controller.

Traditionally, each ESC channel is controlled by a separate micro processor. With SerialShot, a single processor will be able to control all four ESC channels simultaneously.

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As you can see in the video, the cable from the flight controller to the 4-in-1 ESC has only 4 wires - VBAT, GND and Serial UART (RX and TX). SerialShot will only require the last 3 wires, which is much less compared to other protocols that require a minimum of 5 wires to work.

Matek's new 4-in-1 ESC will be made with a single STM32 F4 processor specifically for SerialShot use. The use of a single processor should significantly reduce the cost of production of the 4-in-1 ESC and therefore reduce the final price for the consumer.

It is not yet known how the new protocol will work with individual regulators.


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