Orqa QuadCore H7 Flight Controller - ICM42688 - NDAA
RDQ
manufacturer
Holybro
RDQ
Analog VTx
9V
5V
Barometer
SPA06
DPS310
Built-in ESC
50 A
—
Connector
JST-SH
plug_and_play
Current Sensor
false
false
Digital VTx
true
DJI
Dimensions
35x35 mm
40.8x37.5 mm
Dual Gyro
false
false
ESC Protocols
DShot300,DShot600
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Firmware
Betaflight,iNav,ArduPilot
Betaflight,iNav,ArduPilot,PX4
GPS Port
true
true
Gyroscope
MPU6000
ICM42688
Gyro Rate
8 kHz
—
Input Voltage
7V-42V
2-6S
All-in-One
true
false
LED Strip
true
—
Magnetometer
yes
3
MCU
STM32H743
STM32H743
Motor Outputs
8
4
Mounting
30.5x30.5
30.5x30.5
OSD
true
true
SD Card
true
true
UARTs
2
3
Weight
150 g
9.1 g
Wireless
Bluetooth
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which is better, the Kakute H7 v1.5 Stacks or the Orqa QuadCore H7 Flight Controller - ICM42688 - NDAA?+−
Both are capable flight controllers options. The best choice depends on your specific build requirements. Review the spec differences above to find which suits your needs — consider weight, power output, mounting compatibility, and price.
What is the difference between the Kakute H7 v1.5 Stacks and Orqa QuadCore H7 Flight Controller - ICM42688 - NDAA?+−
The Kakute H7 v1.5 Stacks is made by Holybro and the Orqa QuadCore H7 Flight Controller - ICM42688 - NDAA is made by RDQ. There are 13 spec differences between them — see the full comparison table above for details.
Are the Kakute H7 v1.5 Stacks and Orqa QuadCore H7 Flight Controller - ICM42688 - NDAA compatible with the same drone builds?+−
Both the Kakute H7 v1.5 Stacks and Orqa QuadCore H7 Flight Controller - ICM42688 - NDAA are in the Flight Controllers category and are broadly compatible with similar drone builds. Always verify mounting patterns, voltage requirements, and firmware support for your specific frame and flight controller.
