Si3POs Build Log: X550 quad

[si3po]

The full specs for the Crius AIO PRO V2 version are (copied of the website):

ALL IN ONE PRO SPECIFICATIONS
Supported MegaPirateNG (arducopter) and MultiWii firmware
Up to 8-axis motor output
8 input channels for standard receiver
4 serial ports for debug/Bluetooth Module/OSD/GPS/telemetry
2 servos output for PITCH and ROLL gimbal system
1 servo output to trigger a camera button
6 Analog output for extend device
A I2C port for extend sensor or device
Separate 3.3V and 5V LDO voltage regulator
ATMega 2560 Microcontroller
MPU6050 6 axis gyro/accel with Motion Processing Unit
HMC5883L 3-axis digital magnetometer
MS5611-01BA01 highprecision altimeter
FT232RQ USB-UART chip and Micro USB receptacle
On board logic level converter
Dimension: 50mmX50mm
Height: 11.6mm
Weight: 14.2g
hole spacing: 45mm
Hole diameter: 3mm

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[Motopreserve]

I'm not sure in seeing what this has that the mega pro3 doesn't have??? It could just be me, but they seem based sorta on the same thing. Just not sure if these are the most updated components like the pro3 has. Hard to tell though. Seems about the same price by the time you add GPS?

If this is available locally - is say that's an advantage. Of you opt for the Pro3 though - witespy is the place since he pre-configures it and it has all the EZ ports for you I/O (which this doesn't have).

 

[si3po]

Having compared both, I think you're spot in saying that they're near as dammit being the same thing.

Since its availability locally is paramount, the Crius AIOPro is misty likely what I'll be getting, although it would be nice to hear from other owners of the board before I purchase.

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[Motopreserve]

Having compared both, I think you're spot in saying that they're near as dammit being the same thing.

Since its availability locally is paramount, the Crius AIOPro is misty likely what I'll be getting, although it would be nice to hear from other owners of the board before I purchase.

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You might try searching a bit and see if that board is released under a different name as well. HK may have a version that a lot of people have (wouldn't recommend their knock-offs) and may have a bunch of threads dedicated to it. I thought they had one that was called just numbers - that was supposed to be the same as the Crius. Can't recall the name though...