HDZero AIO5

Easy to Install -- Wish it Was a 10A or More Though!

Super easy to build with! Works great in the 65mm and 75mm whoops I've built with 'em. I'm up to 4 now, and I fly pretty aggressively. I have had no issues with any of 'em. . . other than the cons below. Cons: - These run SUPER hot. . . like it's kind of ridiculous, tbh. (My whoop builds using their "whoop v2" boards on a stack run about half these temps. ) Despite them regularly hitting 90+, I've had no problems so far. (But do set up stuff like low power mode until armed, etc. . . trust me. ) - I absolutely *hate* that the ELRS is on SPI. . . come on guys, this is dead tech. You definitely know better. . . This is why this board gets 4 stars. - 5A is very limiting IMO. . . wish it were a 10 or 12A so I could run 1002s or 1102s. (But I guess with temps already running this hot on 5A fets. . . that's a fantasy. )

It’s a no brainer

Probably up there with the 2g4 in terms of durability maybe even more so. It is a happymodel collab with hd zero so you know your getting quality! I got several and they have been rock solid. All my friends in the Denver whoop race community that have had them since they came out last year said they have not been able to break one yet! Hd zero is also great about customer support/replacing defective units. I had an aio15 I broke and they sent me a refurbished unit. I have successfully been able to build all my race builds below 17. 5 grams With my lightest at 17. 17 But you will need to use magnet wire,peek screws, magnet wire battery lead and the pigtail 7. 7 gram tinywhoop battery’s off tinywhoop. com/ all other obvious weight savings methods. Flys like a standard analog race whoop with hd! Definitely an advantage at some races with lots of rf noise that would normally be hard to fly in with analog

This thing is an incredible feat of engineering

Made a 1s 3 inch babytooth and it flies beautifully. Only downside is that it has an SPI ELRS receiver, but that doesn't hold it back at all for me.