Are you still worried about naked GoPro turning off because lack of power? Do you want to make your naked GoPro to be super neat and light? This BEC board could help you. It has integrated 5V@2A BEC, stock GoPro buttons and LED, pluggable connectors and re
Are you still worried about naked GoPro turning off because lack of power?
Do you want to make your naked GoPro to be super neat and light?
This BEC board could help you. It has integrated 5V@2A BEC, stock GoPro buttons and LED, pluggable connectors and remote recording.
Special thanks toGuido Fabbrinireminding us of the risk that the FC might be burnt. Right nowthe BEC board is completed ready and available now.
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This BEC board fits for GoPro Hero 6 and Hero 7 Black. But NOT for Hero 8.
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The two buttons on the BEC board has the same function as the stock GoPro buttons. Three actions we will use frequently.
Undernormaloperation, plug the GH1.25 connector intotheGoPro Lite camera firstly, then connect with the battery. The LED will flash once, then you should press the Power/Mode button once in a second to power on. The LED on the BEC board has the same status as the stock LED on the GoPro mainboard.
Indication | Button Operation | LED Status |
Power On | Press the Power/Mode button once | Flash 3 times and light off |
Power Off | Press the Power/Mode button for 5 seconds | Flash 7 times and light off |
Start Record | Press the record button once | Continuously slow flash |
Stop Record | Press the record button once | Flash 3 times and light off |
Mode Switch | Press thePower/Modebuttononce | Check the mode on LCD Display |
Pilot could use the switch on radio transmitter to start/stop record. Some more configuration needed.
For example, if you useF4 FC V2.0in the drone, like the 95X whoop drone, the connection diagram is shown below.The yellow cable (FCB12 pin pad)is just for the remote record.
We use the Pinio function in Betaflight to control record. First, setup the Pinio function of the B12 pin in the FC board.
resource FLASH_CS 1 NONE
resource PINIO 1 B12
set pinio_box = 40,255,255,255
save
Next, map one of the switch channels in your radio transmitter to this Pinio (aka USER1). As shown below, we map the AUX4 channel in the radio transmitter to USER1 Pinio.The cursor in the orange zone means button released and white zone means pressed. So keep the cursor in the orange zone in default.
Third, check if the Pinio function works.Change the switch and make the cursor move from the orange zone to the white zone, and finallyback to the orange zone.Now you could check the LED status to know if the record starts. Use the same process to stop recording.
If you use the12A F4 AIO FCboard, like the 85X whoop drone, you will use the LED_STRIP pin (aka A08 pin pad) for the Pinio function.
resource LED_STRIP 1 NONE
resource PINIO 1 A08
set pinio_box = 40,255,255,255
save
Know more about the Betaflight Pinio function.
We know some of the pilots might have a question abouthowto get the case for the naked GoPro or some might wanna grab the GoPro Lite Camera directly. Here we providesome more choices for your better installation. You can also find theSTL File for GoPro Lite Serieshere.
>>Click here to check theSTL Files for GoPro Lite Series.
Special thanks toJONAH BLAESERwho provided the method ofdisassembling GoPro HERO6 Black. If you are interested, please check the link to know the specific steps to make your own naked GoPro.
GoPro HERO6 Black Disassembly Guide
Note: Do this at your own risk. You will lose your GoPros warranty and you may end up bricking thecamera if something goes wrong. This guide is not authorized by GoPro and your camera is not guaranteed to work afterward. BETAFPV will notbe held responsible for this action.
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