racedayquadsAIRBOT
Airbot OpenLager MicroSD Blackbox Module
Manufacturer part no. AIRB-OpenLager
$30.93≈ 26.80 €
Price summary
Listed by racedayquads at €26.80. Delivered to France, including shipping, VAT and any customs duty, it comes to about €50.16. Prices last checked on 2026-09-16.
Delivered cost is an estimate for a single item shipped to mainland France; the seller's checkout is authoritative.
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Estimated landed cost
| Item | €26.80 |
|---|---|
| Shipping | €15.00 |
| VAT (20%) | €8.36 |
| Total delivered | €50.16 |
Estimate for a single item delivered to mainland France, shipped from outside the EU: customs duty and clearance fees may apply and are charged by the carrier.
Description
The Airbot OpenLager gives the capability of black box recording to any drone that doesn't have it. This is fantastic for tuning and finding issues in your system. This device needs to be flashed with updated firmware before use. Follow the simple instructions in the wiring & info tab. Check out our other flight controller accessories, as well as the rest of our Airbot selection! Features It's faster than an average black box with a 4 bit SD interface clocked at 19.2MHz with DMA. It has buffer memory to ride out times when the SD card is busy (125kbytes with the current firmware) It fits in a smaller form factor builds with ease. ESD protection on input pins. And it has a flip-up microSD connector that is better at retaining the card in crashes and hard landings. Specifications Dimensions: 20x15mm Weight: 2g Includes 1x Airbot OpenLager Blackbox Wiring & Info The OpenLager is easy to use with async serial. First, wire according to the diagram below (an example of an OpenPilot-style connector is in the drawing). Note that you should attach the flight board's TX to Openlager's RX pin! OpenLager has an onboard regulator and can be powered with 3.3-5.5V (the regulator dropout voltage is low enough that the SD card will still work properly at 3.3V input). SD CARD MUST BE FAT16 OR FAT32 FORMAT. FIRMWARE MUST BE UPDATED BEFORE USING: Format your SD card. It must be either FAT or FAT32 format (SanDisk Extreme Pro 8GB recommended) Put the firmware lager.bin file into the sdcard and insert into the OpenLager Power on. The RED led should blink for several seconds. Wait until the RED led is stops blinking and continue to wait 10s more. Power off Format the SD card again Insert the SD card into OpenLager and power on. Power off; remove the card, and attach it to your computer. You'll find openLager has written a file to it called lager.cfg: { "startupMorse" : "", "useSPI" : false, "baudRate" : 2000000, "preallocBytes" : 104857600, "preallocGrow" : false} The important field to c
