TBS Lucid Pro Stack 6s 60A AM32

The TBS Lucid flight stack is TBS's latest engineering marvel, designed for racing and freestyle flying. It caters to both experienced pilots and new enthusiasts. Powered by the latest AT32 microprocessors, it offers an innovative bracket - mounting solution compatible with 30.5 x 30.5mm and 20 x 20mm patterns. This is the only stack that fits all types and sizes of quads, from 3” to 8” propellers, 3S - 6S, and works with any digital or analog video system. Professional pilots can choose the MPU6000 variant, while the ICM - 42688P version provides a high - end gyro solution at a great price. Flight Controller Specs: MCU is AT32F435RMT7, 288MHz; gyro is MPU - 6000; supports 4 motors with telemetry and current sensor; BEC is 9V, 2.5A and 5V 2A; OSD is AT7456E; blackbox is 8M; has 6 UARTs; input is 3S - 6S; size is 31mm*29mm; mounting is 20mm*20mm; weight is 4.51g. ESC Specs: ESC software is AlkaMotors32 (AM32); ESC target is tbslu6s4in1; rated current is 60A x 4 for 300 seconds; peak current is 70A x 4 for 60 seconds; supports propellers up to 9' (over 7' needs good airflow); input is 3 - 6S Lipo; protocol is Bi - directional Dshot 300/600 and KISS ESC Telemetry; has ESC current port; no BEC; size is 34mm*44mm; mounting options are Gorilla - mount (39.5 x 16.0mm) or brackets for 20x20 mm, 30.5x30.5 mm; weight is 13.81g (19g incl. brackets). The innovative 'Gorilla' mount offers superior power delivery and frame developers can integrate it into new frames. Download options include Gorilla mounting pattern, frame developer pack, AM32 Online Configurator, AM32 Firmware, and TBS Lucid Manual.

Using the TBS Lucid Pro 6s 60A AM32 Flight Stack is quite straightforward. First, make sure to choose the right mounting option according to your quad's size. You can use the Gorilla - mount or the brackets for 20x20 mm or 30.5x30.5 mm patterns. Connect the stack to your quad following the wiring instructions in the manual. When powering it, use a 3 - 6S Lipo battery as specified. If you're using propellers over 7', ensure there's good airflow to prevent overheating. For maintenance, keep the stack clean and free from dust. Check the wiring regularly for any signs of wear or damage. If you face any issues, refer to the TBS Lucid Manual or use the AM32 Online Configurator to troubleshoot. And don't forget to keep the firmware up - to - date using the provided AM32 Firmware.