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HGLRC SPECTER F722 40A Hexacopter AIO Flight Controller

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HGLRC SPECTER F722 40A Hexacopter AIO Flight ControllerHGLRC Specter F722 40A 6 in 1 Hexacopter AIO Finally, something for the enlightened among us who understand that six props are better than four. The HGLRC Specter F722 40A 6 in 1 AIO is the clean, integrated brain and muscle your next hexacopter build has been begging for. Forget trying to cram a flight controller and two separate 4 in 1 ESCs into a frame. This is your one board solution to the wiring nightmare that is a custom hexacopter flight

HGLRC Specter F722 40A 6-in-1 Hexacopter AIO

Finally, something for the enlightened among us who understand that six props are better than four. The HGLRC Specter F722 40A 6-in-1 AIO is the clean, integrated brain and muscle your next hexacopter build has been begging for. Forget trying to cram a flight controller and two separate 4-in-1 ESCs into a frame. This is your one-board solution to the wiring nightmare that is a custom hexacopter flight controller stack. More lift, less mess.

Why You Want It

Because you've seen the tangled mess of wires required for a traditional hex build and wisely thought, "nope." This board combines a powerful F722 flight controller with six—yes, six—40A ESCs, letting you build a clean, compact, and brutally powerful cinematic or heavy-lift rig. Sure, it's an All-In-One. If you blow an ESC chasing a supercar through a concrete pillar, the whole board is a goner. (Wallet-wink: We call that high-stakes FPV. It builds character.)

Features and Highlights

  • True 6-in-1 Design: Six dedicated ESCs on a single board. This isn't a quad board with spare pads; it's a purpose-built core for your six-motor monster.
  • Potent F7 Processor: The STM32F722 MCU has more than enough processing power to run six motors, advanced filtering, and all your peripherals without breaking a sweat.
  • 6S Ready 40A ESCs: Each of the six ESCs can handle 40A continuous current (50A burst), giving you the confidence to run powerful motor combos on up to 6S LiPo.
  • Fully Loaded: Comes with all the extras you'd expect, including a responsive ICM42688P gyro, a DPS310 barometer for altitude hold, 16MB of blackbox memory, and three full UARTs for your GPS and other gadgets.

Specifications

  • Flight Controller MCU: STM32F722
  • Gyro: ICM42688P
  • Barometer: DPS310
  • ESCs: 6x 40A (50A Burst)
  • ESC Firmware: F-H-40- Bluejay 0.19 (48kHz)
  • Input Voltage: 2-6S LiPo (8.4V - 26V)
  • Blackbox: 16MB Onboard Flash
  • UARTS: 3
  • Mounting Pattern: 25.5 x 25.5 mm (M2)
  • Size: 34 x 48 mm
  • Weight: 14g (or 13g, depending on which scale you believe)
  • Firmware Target: HGLRCF722AIO_X6

What’s in the Box*

  • 1x HGLRC Specter F722 40A 6-in-1 AIO Board
  • 1x Wiring Harness & XT60 Pigtail
  • 1x Capacitor
  • A bag of mounting grommets & screws

Disclaimer

*The accessory pack is subject to the whims of the packing department, but the six-motor-powering silicon beast is always guaranteed.

Still Here? Thinking About This Hexacopter AIO?

Alright, you're clearly serious about adding those two extra props. Good. The HGLRC Specter F722 40A AIO is the cleanest, most logical way to power your hexacopter build without turning your frame into a rat's nest. It's got the F7 brain, the 6S muscle, and all the ports you need. Stop staring and add it to your basket. Those extra props won't spin themselves.

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