Deviation compatible brushed FC/RX w/ telemetry?

I really love building tiny brushed quads to fly with my Devo 6s. One of the things I like about flying builds using the hubsan x4 fc, is that it provides battery voltage telemetry to the devo.

This seems unique among the brushed flight controllers I've come across.

The telemetry is a nice thing once you're used to having it. I bring my batteries in at 3.8v all the time. But, I don't want to fly hubsan FC... would really prefer to be flying something programmable.

Are there other micro fc / rx pairs that I should look at that would get battery voltage to my devo?

Alternately, do you know of any brushed FC's that would support OSD telemtry via minimosd or similar? that would be fun to mess with as well.

I think the X4 fc is flashable with BradWii ?

it does look like it's flash-able, but that might be a lot of effort for a so-so FC. and would it still send telemetry data after being flashed?



also, I found this thread that is very interesting, sounds like the multiflight.co.uk guy is working on a micro size vtx with built in OSD that mounts up directly to a multiflight nano board. it's not going to be out for a couple of months still... community.micro-motor-warehouse.com/t/osd-osd-for-micros/133

you can build something with that : www.goodluckbuy.com/micro-quadcopter-fli...ensor-stm32f103.html
you will need to find a receiver with telemetry (i only know frsky with telemetry, but you will need a cc2500, or maybe a walkera ?).
you can also go for a dsm2 sat, and add a bluetooth (a light one) to have telemetry (and the hability to tune pid) on your android phone

The user manual lists available telemetry for each protocol. Unfortunately Hubsan is the only toy FC listed that supports it. I'm going to assume that everything NRF24 based does not support telemetry (v2x2, Bayang, Syma, etc.). The Hubsan uses A7105.

You might check if the U807 supports telemetry. It's A7105 based. It uses a modified FlySky protocol. I doubt it will have telemetry, but it would be my best guess for one that does other than Hubsan.

you can try a a7105 mini brushed, flash it with bradwii with hubsan protocol. But i think there is no voltage sensor connected to cpu so...

It's also a good choice for you.
www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__8650...t_Control_Board.html
or
www.banggood.com/Micro-Scisky-32bits-Bru...pters-p-1002341.html

DSM2/DSMX
Cleanflight or Baseflight compatible

I can confirm that my walkera Super CP also correctly transmits pack voltage to Devo 7e.