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๐ฉ๏ธ Elevate your droneโs IQ with precision airspeed sensingโbecause every millisecond counts!
The PX4 Differential Airspeed Pitot Tube kit by FPVDrone features a high-accuracy digital differential pressure sensor with I2C output, designed exclusively for Pixhawk PX4 flight controllers. Its robust metal flange mount and temperature rating up to 60ยฐC ensure durability in demanding flight conditions. The package includes all necessary components for quick installation, delivering reliable, low-offset airspeed data to optimize drone navigation and performance.





| ASIN | B09XQ3SCDK |
| Brand | FPVDrone |
| Brand Name | FPVDrone |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 12 Reviews |
| Manufacturer | FPVDrone |
| Material | Metal |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Measurement Accuracy | [HIGH] |
| Model Number | H806 |
| Mounting Type | Flange Mount |
| Output Type | Digital |
| Part Number | H806 |
| Specific Uses For Product | drone flying and navigation |
| Style | Pressure Sensor |
| Style Name | Pressure Sensor |
| UPC | 677222623326 |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 60 Degrees Celsius |
C**H
Not for Cube projects
The connector is a smaller df-13 designed for the original PIXHAWK system. Works perfectly on my older PIXHAWK 4. Orange Cube uses jst-gh connectors and it will not work on cube projects.
C**N
It gets the job done
It'll do the job, has seemed to work ok on my mini skyhunter, flying a speedybee f405 wing. Also no documentation but I set up the serial ports on the board and plugged it in and everything worked first try.
D**E
Perfect pitot for small planes
Great little pitot static sensor. The tubes are extra long so you can install it in a wing if you need to. The metal is solid but the joints looked like they could use some support so I reinforced mine with CA glue. Solid as a rock now.
P**L
No documentation, but functional
I'll put my abridged manual here: Presumably works out of the box with pixhawk? But boards on stm32 processors use 3.3v logic on i2c, while this thing uses 5v. To use it, just connect the 5v pin to 3.3v. (or you could probably use a logic level shifter). This uses a MS4525 chip and it functionally identical to the more popular one by mateksys except for the fact that the mateksys seems to have a 3.3v regulator built in to avoid this very problem.
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