First F7 flight controller

Banggood released the first F7 flight controller. It is powered by?ARM? Cortex-M7? 32-bit microcontroller (STM32F745), working @ 216Mhz frequency. For comparance Naze32 F1,F3 are working on 72Mhz and F4 is working on 168Mhz clock speed. So it is faster than F4 and has 8 hardware UARTs for any of your needs. Betaflight has a release target for this board – AnyFC, so you will be able to flash the newest firnware straight after the release.

Available @ Banggood for $30.99:?http://www.banggood.com/STM32F745-100lqfp-216MHz-MPU6000-SPI-F7-Flight-Controller-for-FPV-Racing-Support-Betaflight-p-1137386.html

There is another version of this board with pins and 5V1A BEC on board – Realacc F7 Pro:?https://www.banggood.com/Realacc-F7-Pro-Flight-Controller-Betaflight-MPU6000-STM32F745VGT6-2-4S-BEC-5V1A-30_5X30_5mm-p-1153894.html

This FC design is based on ANyFC design by Sambas:?https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?2847666-Next-generation-flight-controller-AnyFC-F7

Specification:
STM32F745VGT6 100lqfp 216MHz
MPU6000 SPI
All 8 uarts available + VCP
10 pwm outputs + 6 inputs
external I2C
external SPI (shared with U4/5)
support for CAN
SD card logging (SPI)
3 AD channels, one with 10k/1k divider, two with 1k series resistor
with a 36x36mm Layout and 30.5×30.5mm Hole Setup
Weight 7.4g