Dji Naza-M Lite Flight Controller(MC Only - Excludes GPS, PMU, LED)

Durable - Massive amount of collisions during the learning process: Has hit trees, bridges and the ground at high speeds. Sensors must be intact because it is very stable.Inexpensive - I bet the GPS module is awesome, but this is fine for just playing around LOS, at least for me.Well-designed - Small, not overcrowded with inputs/outputs and self-contained.+5Only critical point is that I've read all over the net that you need to detach the lead from ESC->Flight Controller connector since it has its own battery elimination circuit via the LED adapter. This isn't evident in the manual and frankly, I still haven't cut them and could be at risk for burnout. Though, so far it has not. So this is my only reason for a negative: It isn't clear whether they should be cut or not in the official manual.

Great to buy Dji product. Much happy!

Installed it and followed all programing got motors on quad to arm , no reactions except red flashing on V-sen. will try again when I get different ESC's.

I cobbled together a quad copter with all the cheapest stuff I could find on amazon (I figgered I would not cheap out on the controller to compensate for my frugality).Not only did it fly the first time but it just barely lifts 2+Kgrams of payload (about 5 cans of beer) which is 10 times more than I expected. I tried it with plastic props and carbon fiber props and the plastic props won the lifting contest.My intent is not for it to be an acrobatic flyer but rather a steady camera platform. I have not had a chance to fly it outside yet so I guess I will have to edit this later on.I will probably just convert it to a hex-copter so I can get over the 6 pack of beer lifting threshold.

Night and day difference over other controllers I have used I love this one! recently I purchased the GPS antenna and it really does add a great deal of functionality. If you are considering doing this down the road I would strongly suggest buying them together now as often times the cost of the separate antenna is higher then the cost of the packages with the controller and antenna,

Works great right out of the box...takes a little setup time but once set it's smooth as butter. Price-wise your better off buying the Mc and GPs as a set but if you don't need the GPS part this will work as just an auto-level. ( But the GPS features are a lot more fun )

connected to drone with: Motor 2212 OutRunner Brushless 920KV MotorsESC: 40A Brushless Hobbywing SkyWalker Electronic Speed ControllersReplaced factory installed flight controller that said Aerosky M1 P1.easy to install and setup. did not setup GPS yet, antenna/system on order from another vender

Don't buy cheap controllers unless you want a subpar hobby experience.And yes, I have bought cheap controllers and I never will look back after Naza and their fabulous customer support.