Radiolink Mini PIX Flight Controller Kit with TS100 M8N GPS

Radiolink's Mini PIX is a compact autopilot in a 39 × 39 × 12 mm enclosed case, supplied here as a ready-to-install kit with the TS100 Mini M8N GPS, a power module and the small parts needed for a first GPS build. It suits small quadcopters, fixed-wings and helicopters where a full-size Pixhawk will not fit, and runs ArduPilot through Mission Planner or QGroundControl.

Key features

• STM32F405 processor with an MPU6500 IMU, LPS22HB barometer and QMC5883L compass on the board
• Closed shell keeps prop wash off the barometer, with a vent so pressure readings stay accurate for altitude hold
• Power module accepts 2–12S LiPo, measures up to 90 A and feeds the controller a regulated 5.3 V
• PPM/SBUS receiver input, six PWM/OneShot outputs and TELEM1, TELEM2 and GPS/I2C ports on JST-GH connectors
• TS100 Mini M8N GPS with a foldable mount adds position hold, return-to-home and waypoint missions

Specifications

• Processor: STM32F405VGT6
• IMU: MPU6500
• Barometer: LPS22HB
• Compass: QMC5883L
• Controller size: 39 × 39 × 12 mm
• Power module input: 2–12S LiPo (7.4–50.4 V)
• Current sensing: up to 90 A
• BEC output: 5.3 V ±0.2 V, 2 A
• Receiver input: PPM / SBUS
• Outputs: 6 × PWM / OneShot
• Connectors: JST-GH, 1.25 mm pitch
• Operating temperature: −40 to 80 °C

In the box: Mini PIX controller, power module, buzzer and safety switch, I2C expansion board, status LED, TS100 Mini M8N GPS with foldable mount, anti-vibration set, connector and USB cables, and double-sided tape. Add a receiver with PPM or SBUS output; the six outputs drive up to a hexacopter, or a plane's motor and control surfaces.