HummingBird Whoop RaceSpec V2 AIO Flight Controller ELRS 2.4G with 25–400mW VTX

Classic play from the makers, advertising insanely high amp per channel ratings that mean nothing in practice. So what it can deliver 18 amp per channel. And the claims to this being lightweight are absolutely comical. If you truly want something lightweight, you will get better performance with something like Diamond F4.

The fact that this board cannot properly drive motors other than the Hummingbird Race Spec motors (the ones that have enamel going straight into the windings) is above me. I am so glad to see that we are now parts pairing motors, directly manipulating the unknowing consumer into thinking that those motors are just superior.

This company is known for false advertising. Just look at their recent connector! First we had the transition from BT2.0 to A30 (because they refused to pay a licensing fee to their direct competitor). This change came with no room to spare to advertise the superiority of this "new" connector! Of course, we pray that the consumer does not know we have just added a small notch.

Now, NX69. They realized that marketing this as an upgrade from A30 would be too much of a stretch (they actually do this anyway) so they primarily mention this as a replacement for PH2.0. Well done! I am sure if we increased the size of the pins of BT2.0 and improved their conductivity as well as their crimp we would get the same improvement (amazing improvement, a full 1.21 amps)

This product can be blown by the slightest short from their USB connectivity dongle between it's pins. This product can be blown by using other motors with higher impedance (like not their own). This product can be blown from regular use. Everything is wrong with this product.