"Galychyna v2"

Flight controller

Designed for FPV kamikaze or bomber drones with frame sizes up to 10”.

29$ retail


26$ from 1000 pcs


23$ from 5000 pcs


More possibilities

Illustration

Up to six motors supported

“Galychyna v2" has 6 ESC outputs and can control six motors. Due to this, you can build a hexacopter based on this flight stack by adding two regulators for additional beams of the drone. All of this is designed to increase the payload of the drone.

Illustration

Three servo outputs

We have increased the number of service outputs to expand the use of the controller - one is located next to the camera and will be easy to connect to the camera's rotary mechanism. The other two are for controlling the initiator or servos.

Illustration

Two BEC blocks

Two BEC units for powering powerful servos and other external devices - 5V 3A and 5/9/12V 3A. In the second unit, the voltage is selected by soldering bridges on the board.For the kamikaze, the second BEC can power the drone's targeting board.

Illustration

6 UARTs

In addition to the standard receiver and GPS, you can connect all the desired external modules (telemetry sensors, etc.)

Illustration

2 PINIO

Two controlled PINIO outputs with 5V/1A switching capability.

Illustration

Connecting with initiators

JST-SH 4 pin connector for quick cable connection initiators “Bakhmut v2” and “Mariupol v1.1”.

Software features

Illustration

Ready to fly

The flight controller is immediately configured for the most popular 7" assembly. So, in most cases, you can fly almost out of the box.

Illustration

Switching video channels

The ability to switch video channels during flight makes it impossible for other drones to interfere with the signal.

Illustration

Fly modes

You can see the status of the Bakhmut and Mariupol initiators (ARM/DISARM/BOOM) on the OSD interface. Settings that interfere with the initiator's operation will also be displayed. 

Illustration

Hiding the starting point

While this function is enabled, the OSD covers almost the entire image and will not give away your position to the enemy, even if the signal is intercepted.

Perfection in details

Illustration

User-friendly layout 

The pads for the camera and the buzzer are located on the side of the drone's head. There is also a servo nearby that can be used to rotate the camera.

Illustration

BOOT button

We added a BOOT button instead of the locking contacts. We put it under the drone frame to avoid accidentally hitting it.

Illustration

microSD blackbox

The microSD holder is included, and it's up to you to decide whether you need a black box for your drone or not.

Illustration

ICM accelerometer

Modern accelerometer ICM-42688-P from TDK InvenSense straight from Silicon Valley will ensure stable flight.

"Galychyna v2" flight controller

MK
STM32F405RGT6(168MHz)
IMU(Gyro)
ICM42688P (8 kHz max)
Supported Firmware
Betaflight, INAV, Ardupilot, Milbeta
OSD
Betaflight OSD (AT7456 chip)
Barometer
DPS310
Blackbox
MicroSD card slot
Interfaces
6*UART, 1*I2C, 2*ADC (VBAT, Current), 1*SBus
with a built-in inverter for RX5, 1*buzzer output
ESC signal
6x (M1-M6, PWM, DSHOT)
Servos
3 (S1, S2, S3)
BEC
2x, 5V 3А and 5V/9V/12V 3А (voltage selection is made by
soldering jumpers on the board)
PINIO
2x, output 5V/1A
Dimensions
38*38 mm
Mounting
30.5*30.5 mm, M3
Illustration

Files

"Galychyna v2" datasheet

icon

Firmware Betaflight 4.4.3 "Galychyna v2"

icon

Target Betaflight 4.4.3 "Galychyna v2"

icon

Firmware Betaflight 4.5.0 "Galychyna v2"

icon

Target Betaflight 4.5.0 "Galychyna v2"

icon

Firmware Betaflight 4.5.1 "Galychyna v2"

icon

Firmware INAV 7.1.2"Galychyna v2"

icon

Target INAV 7.1.2"Galychyna v2"

icon

Target Ardupilot"Galychyna v2"

icon

Firmware Milbeta

7” drone preset for Betaflight 4.4.3