Ultra Compact USB to UART TTL Converter with USB C-Type Connector (FTDI FT231 3.3V / 5V Tolerant)

Works perfectly with my RC2014 setup.Very compact, barely larger than a USB-C connector on a cable.Drivers installed automatically under Windows 10.

Seriously, I'd expect to pay $20~ easy for something like this.And ya, I know what your thinking, its just a USB to UART converter and there are many, but DAMN is it high quality and works flawlessly so far.I have used it to flash 3 routers, and along with a serial to UART, some switch firmware's.More is planned, time is just not on my side, so many things i've put off doing!I only wish it had a little more solder on the USB-C port (they come lose, its not NulSom's fault if it happens) and maybe a small TPU case to make it easier to grab to unplug while retaining the small size/form factor, might make a 3d case for it and post it online.

Only output is 5v, so you can't power a 3v3 device (mcu) without a regulator. The data lines are 3v3 compatible, so no issues there feeding a 3v3 mcu when you want to data transfer.

Works perfectly and slid over the pins on my router. I used a generic USB-C to USB-C cable with the 2.0 data lines, and it worked flawlessly. Very useful.

Used it on a Arduino project that I added a 3rd serial port. Wanted it to use a USB interface so I ordered this board. Works perfectly. Tried on several Windows computers. Have no doubt it will work on any that have an FTDI driver. Very compact design and it's the only one I found with a USB C connector. Really high quality part!

Use this to program my arduino as well as several other projects. Works very well, and nice and compact. Threw out the standard 2.54 pins and soldered on a xh2.54mm socket instead. Now you can make multiple wire sets to fit diff projects and have them handy

Works great with Raspberry Pi.