I2C Esc?

Hello, I have been reading that I2c esc's can give much better stability (especially in winds, etc.) to our machines and wondered if:

A) The upcoming code release was going to allow to use these

B) Do you have a list of the fastest "standard" esc's

Thanks

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Permalink Reply by ctech4285 on December 11, 2011 at 6:38pm

me too

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Permalink Reply by Martin Szymanski on December 11, 2011 at 7:26pm

Being the I2C has a high impedance it will be neat to see how some conquer adjacent interferences.

I do like is the idea to have less latency with needed control response with a very small light copter.

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