KK Plus World Best value controller sharing thread

[MultiRC]

Setup this thread to enable user sharing of the setup and their innovative on using the KK Plus flight controller.

Some important updates will be available here. Welcome KK Plus user sharing the followings:
- their setup
- their flight video
- issue encounter and how we can solve it together
- feedback and recommendation

Basic info:
Where to buy it locally:
- JetHobby
- Aerosmith
- www.multircshop.com

What can the KK Plus do:
1. Basic board can support all Tri, Quad, Hexa, Y6, Vitail
2. With MEMS upgrade, the board will have a better gyro and Accelerometer for auto level. Also added the Gimbal Control

[MultiRC]

Video and other additional sharing of information

Truckbasher Vtail:

http://www.daddyhobby.com/forum/showthread.php?69984-V-tail&p=558305&viewfull=1#post558305

Edwin Tri:

http://www.daddyhobby.com/forum/showthread.php?69984-V-tail&p=558519&viewfull=1#post558519

http://youtu.be/YPqAmpMitLU

Steven's VTail:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdTAOqWnfh4

[romihensem]

hmmm

Hi bro, i notice that theres the led driver output from the bottom of the kk board. Can i solder the led directly to the port or does it require a separate driver to solder to the port?

[quadcopterBoy]

Looking at the board picture, the led driver terminal is connected to a sot-223 device. It must be a transistor. If it is a mosfet, it should be safe connecting led directly to it. :-)

[romihensem]

hmmm

Looking at the board picture, the led driver terminal is connected to a sot-223 device. It must be a transistor. If it is a mosfet, it should be safe connecting led directly to it. :-)

so need a led driver is it? wow luckily i havent solder yet. i thought can just solder the led directly

[quadcopterBoy]

hey. i didnt say you need led driver.

ok. according to one thread from another site, you can connect led directly to it. The driver can supply 400mA of current.

[wanna_be_pilot]

If i am not wrong, you can solder the LEDS which you can directly plug in into your RX since the internal board is supplied with 5V just like the Rx.
Do correct me if i am wrong. Still learning ah.

[MultiRC]

Sorry for the late reply.

The LED output can be used for the followings:

1: LED Mode
- Driving 12V LED strip of upto 400ma
- you can set from LCD to have it as
LED Mode: ON at power up, flash when Low Voltage detected
Buzzer mode: Flash when low voltage detected

2: Buzzer mode
- Driving the 12V buzzer, it will sound at 1Hz interval when low voltage detected

You also can Set the board to enable the Lost Model Alarm. when this is enable, at armed mode, when the throttle is at zero for 2 minutes, it will output 1hz 12V to the LED port. so if you connect a buzzer there, it will sound.

This board has GREAT value for most users.