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      <title>Betaflight - Open Flight Controller Firmware You Can Actually Inspect</title>
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      <description>&lt;strong&gt;Betaflight&lt;/strong&gt; is GPL-licensed open flight-controller firmware for FPV drones and fixed-wing craft. I inspected the source, hydrated the board configs, built the SITL target locally, ran the CRSF unit test, and mapped how it connects to the previous ExpressLRS recovery story.</description>
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      <description>&lt;strong&gt;ExpressLRS&lt;/strong&gt; is an open-source radio-control link for FPV and RC hardware. This post is a success story: a second-hand drone receiver had an old target name and the wrong regulatory profile, so I used the OSS repos, git history, PlatformIO, and a local compatibility patch to rebuild the exact 3.2.0 WiFi firmware as FCC/ISM and connect it to a RadioMaster Pocket.</description>
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