The brain of
the aircraft
Two variants for two platform classes — the 65A stack for 4S / 6S platforms, the 100A stack for 6S / 8S heavy-lift platforms. Two different boards, each with its own voltage range and flight controller.
Two variants — two platform classes
NAS Drone Stack 65A — FC + 4-in-1 ESC
Flight controller and ESC engineered for continuous operation. The NAS Drone Stack 65A pairs a flight controller with a 4-in-1 electronic speed controller on a single stack: the FC carries the sensing, link and logging; the ESC carries the current.
Digital motor control over DSHOT on all four outputs — checksummed throttle commands, no analogue calibration, no drift over time.
With ELRS, the stack provides an ultra-fast, highly reliable, long-range and lightweight control link between the drone and the remote controller.
Runs on both 4S and 6S batteries across a 12.0–26 V input range — one stack, no reconfiguration between packs.
ESC control connector 8 pins / pads · battery output connector 4 pins · motor pads 3×4 on both sides · battery pads on both sides · thru-hole capacitor pads.
NAS Drone Stack 100A — 4-in-1 ESC
High-current ESC engineered for heavy-lift platforms in continuous operation. The NAS Drone Stack 100A is a 4-in-1 electronic speed controller built for 6S / 8S platforms — STM32F051 with AM32 firmware, bidirectional DSHOT motor output and UART KISS telemetry.
Built for 6S / 8S heavy-lift platforms in continuous operation, across an 18.0–35 V input range.
Bidirectional DSHOT and UART KISS telemetry return live motor data to the flight controller.
The ESC runs AM32 — open-source firmware with bidirectional DSHOT support.
ESC control connector 8 pins / pads · battery output connector 4 pins · motor pads 3×4 on both sides · battery pads on both sides · thru-hole capacitor pads.
NDAA Compliant
A US standard that sets a high bar — also within NATO. The stack is built on an NDAA-compliant European chipset. Although it is US law, NDAA compliance functions today as an international security standard — many partners and defence organisations in NATO countries, including Denmark, require it.
We are proud to use NAS avionics on our elite FPV drone platforms. Easy-to-solder ESC motor pads, high power output, and a versatile flight controller are exactly what we have been looking for in the European market for a long time.