GEPRC Taker H743 BT 8Bit 80A Stack

The GEPRC TAKER H743 BT stack combines a 480MHz STM32H743 flight controller with the TAKER H80_BLS 80A 4-in-1 ESC on a 30.5x30.5mm mount. It has eight motor outputs and seven UARTs, and runs Betaflight, INAV or ArduPilot. That gives 3-6S long-range, cinelifter and X8 builds the headroom they need for GPS, digital video and extra peripherals.

Key features

• Dual gyros (MPU6000 and ICM42688-P), barometer and 512MB onboard blackbox

• Eight motor outputs for X8 coaxial layouts

• Dual independent BECs (5V 3A and 12V 2.5A) plus an integrated LC power filter

• Plug-and-play DJI air unit connector, so HD video needs no soldering

• 80A continuous, 85A burst (5 s) 8-bit ESC with current sensor

Specifications

• FC MCU: STM32H743, 480MHz

• Gyro: MPU6000 + ICM42688-P

• Blackbox: 512MB

• OSD: Betaflight OSD (AT7456E)

• UARTs: 7 (UART3 reserved for Bluetooth)

• Motor outputs: 8

• BEC: 5V 3A, 12V 2.5A

• Firmware: Betaflight, INAV, ArduPilot (target GEPRC_TAKER_H743)

• FC size / weight: 38.5 x 38.5mm, 8.4g

• ESC: TAKER H80_BLS 80A 4-in-1, 80A continuous, 85A burst (5 s)

• ESC protocols: DShot150/300/600

• ESC size / weight: 56.3 x 61.1mm, 28.1g

• Mounting: 30.5 x 30.5mm (4mm holes, 3mm with silicone grommets)

• Input: 3-6S LiPo

In the box you get the FC and ESC, a 50V 4700uF capacitor, a 230mm 10AWG XT90 power lead, DJI, receiver, camera and VTX cables, and M3 screws, nylon nuts and anti-vibration pads. GEPRC says its current production batch does not support Bluetooth tuning, so plan to configure the board over USB-C. Check that your frame has room for the 56.3 x 61.1mm ESC board.