Flywoo GOKU Versatile F4 5-IN-1 AIO
Flywoo released the new whoop AIO board?GOKU Versatile F4 5-IN-1 AIO. It has?F411 MCU, built-in 250mw VTX,?1S 5A ESC， OSD, Frsky SPI receiver, 3 serial ports (one is softserial),?I2C functionality and?2 x WS2812 LEDs. This board has everything you need to build a whoop, just add the camera, motors and install it into frame.
The weight of the GOKU Versatile F4 AIO board is only 4 grams. One of the lightest whoop boards.
Available @ Flywoo:?https://flywoo.net/products/goku-versatile-f4-5-in-1-aio
Features?:
Built-in 250mw VTX, 1S 5A ESC, OSD and SPI Frsky receiver
Available 3 serial ports and 12C?functionality
Mounting Pattern: 25x25mm, M2
Ultra light weight 4g
Built-in?2XWS2812 LEDs
Reasonable layout , easy to build
Specifications:
Flight Controller
MCU:?STM32F411CEU6?
GYRO: MPU6000
UARTS: 1/2
Soft serial port：1
I2C: SCL/SDA
BEC: 5V
Input Voltage: 1S ( <4.35v)
Firmware:?FLYWOOF411FR
Mounting:??25x25mm, M2
Onboard 4in1 ESC
MCU: EFM8BB21
Power supply: 1S LiPo/LiPo HV? Current: 5A
Firmware: BLHeli_S
Factory firmware: O_H_5_REV16_8.HEX
Default protocol: DSHOT 150/300/600
Frsky SPI D8 receiver Version (optional)
SPI BUS receiver Frsky D8 compatible
Compatible Non EU transmitter D8? Channels: 8ch
Onboard 5.8g VTX
Output power: 25mW~250mW switchable
Frequency: 40CH
Frequency: 5.8GHz 5 bands 40 channels(include Race band) IRC ready
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Hi,I purchased PNP option of 1S Baby nano and I guess I have to connect just the antenna but for some reason the new version of IPEX4 does not snug in but is loose.May be it should be glued.What should I do
Make sure you don’t mix up the IPEX4 with the IPEX1. IPEX4 connector is smaller. Flywoo GOKU has both type connectors on the board. IPEX1 is for VTX and IPEX4 is for integrated RX. Antenna connector should snug fit, otherwise something in not good. Either the connector is wrong type or the connector plug is worn out.