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100% fully arduino compatible. (based on Arduino Nano v3)

Uses stock MultiWii source code requiring only a few #define parameters to be set based on your setup.

Contains ITG3200 Gyro and BMA180 Accelerometer.

ADV version has HMC5883 Mag and BMP085 Baro.

Solder points for 5v and 3.3v I2C bus.

Mosfet logic level translators for 3.3v I2C bus.

400KHz I2C bus speed supported.

Servo ports for camera mounts (SRV1 & SRV2).

Expansion header breaks out unused Arduino pins.

Works in Quad+, QuadX and also Tri or Hex copters.

Mini-USB connector on board - direct connection!

Voltage monitoring - add two resistors to enable battery voltage monitoring, then use expansion header pin to trigger low-batt alarm.

Test radio receiver inputs within MultiWii config. (Protection diode prevents USB from powering ESCs/motors, but powers receiver.)

Average setup time is 20mins, from wiring to upgrading firmware, verifying in MultiWii Config, to first flight!

All sensors supported by stock MultiWii source.

Forget the datasheet at home, all headers, signals, and diagrams are labeled on the PCB!

62mil PCB is strong and sturdy to survive hard crashes or rough landings.

8 mounting holes support most standard mounts for Quad-X, Quad+, and Tri copters.

Lower control-loop cycle time than popular Wii/nunchuk units translates to more stable flight characteristics. (avg. 2500 versus 4500.)

Wiring can be pulled up through the center of the PCB for less wire mess.

Easily add other I2C sensors using 4pin header. (Sparkfun breakouts highly recommended.)

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Multiwii Quadrino Acro-Flight from Rodea on Vimeo.