Flight controller decision

[Jurriaan]

Hi everyone,

Maybe a difficult question, but I’m thinking about buying a new flight controller. At the moment I use CC3D from open pilot. I like the way how I can configure it with my pc. However I’m thinking about buying a Revolution flight controller from Open Pilot. Some notes:

• I will use it in the future on my hexacopter (have to build it yet)
  
• Goal is a stable quadcopter/hexacopter for slow flying and some heavy lifting when I install the gimbal and camera
  
• I like the open pilot software, configuring it by pc would be great
  
• GPS option

Before I spend my money, what are your experience with different flight controllers? And does anybody know the difference between Revolution Nano and Revo. Is this just the same board?

I know every flight controller has its own purpose, and there isn’t a number one flight controller. But just like PC’s (there are many options), my world is IT, and I can easily advice people which PC they have to buy for there needs.

Hope to hear from you, thanks!

 

[ringolong]

I fly Tarot zyx-m, Naze32, Naza v2, Naza Lite, and A2. My 2 favorite are the zyx-m and A2 for AP.

http://oddcopter.com/flight-controllers/

Here is some footage from my zyx-m on my Tarot 680 Hexacopter.

 

[holtneil]

Hi Ringolong OMG that zyx-m is super smooth , looks as good as the Naza M

 

[GJH105775]

I fly Tarot zyx-m, Naze32, Naza v2, Naza Lite, and A2. My 2 favorite are the zyx-m and A2 for AP.

http://oddcopter.com/flight-controllers/

Here is some footage from my zyx-m on my Tarot 680 Hexacopter.

Haha, great link, that is what I also like to suggest and yes that zyx-m is REALLY smooth haha. You did a great job on that!

 

[ringolong]

Thanks! It is a really good fc for the price. I have seen them listed for $125.00 new.