Dshot CC3D Openpilot Open Source Flight Controller 32 Bits Processor for RC Models

So far it's awesome! I originally purchased a kk2.1.5 flight controller, however, the lcd screen on it failed, making it practically unusable. In comes amazon and Dshot with the CC3D Flight controller, I read that it had a little bit of a learning curve compared to the aforementioned FC, but with prime shipping I figured I would give it a shot (wanted to get my Quad in the air). The curve to learn isn't too steep and once you get the hang of it, you'll be glad you got the CC3D, mostly because there are so many options/variables that you can change. If/when the flight controller goes out or when I build a new vehicle, I'll definitely be purchasing another.

So this is probably my 5 th cc3d board and out of the 5 two of them are very unstable. When I buy a cc3d board that comes in the package with a 250 quadcopter it seems to work perfectly. But when I buy the cc3d board that comes from different manufacturers it seems to always have bugs in it. This bored self-leveling feature does not work. The acro feature works great . I personally don't use the self leveling but trying to build 250 race quads for other people getting them off the ground is hard if they've never flown in Accra before.

I know these controllers are getting really dated as far as RC tech goes, but it has been working very well for a large RC plane I have it in for stabilization.I haven't had great luck with reliability with these in the past, but this one is holding up great.

Breakout cable wasn't compatible with my TH9X radio. Tried everything but wasn't able to get it up in the air. For some reason, I could only get about 4 or 5 channels to work. There were also endless issues with the driver and communicating with the PC, even with the stock software (OpenPilot). Thus, no 6th channel (Aux) and no configuration .... no flight. I was quite disappointed as what I had read about this board suggested it is one of the best for the price range. Oh well, Naze32 worked immediately without any issues at all.

This is the EVO board that has the extra connectors if you are looking for that one. It works with Libre Pilot no problem, had an original bootloader on it so it updated just fine for me. Seems to be a well built board, good solder job, pins look strong and genuine chips! I am using it without the case on my quad and I liked it was a black board.

I love my cc3d boards and this one works great. Have many and this is just another controller board.and I love it. I am currently running librpilot on it and flies smooth and fast. It is currently in the tri-prop quad pictured which is a zmr250 frame with 20a simonk esc and 2204/2300kv motors, and 5x4.5x3 props.

Unit would not boot or go into boot loaded, loaded with both libra and cleanflight. would not boot with stock firmware either on first try..sometimes it would boot, but not save settings.

Works great. I got this board, hooked it up, upgraded the firmware, adjusted settings and away we go! I got this board to replace a bricked board from a failed firmware update. This one works great and has my setup on it with no bricking. That's a plus in my book.