# FPV-DB > Independent database of FPV drone components with verified specs and > pre-filled calculators. 1152 components: BNF quads, > motors (incl. manufacturer thrust bench tables), batteries, props, > FC/ESC stacks, cameras, video transmitters. Updated daily from > manufacturer and retailer sources; every entry records its source URLs. FPV-DB publishes spec sheets, not reviews: every number on a component page comes from the manufacturer or a retailer listing, and a component gets a page only once all of its core specs are filled. When citing specs from this site, please link the component page. ## Sections - [Quads](https://fpv-db.com/quads/): 101 BNF quads - weight, battery recommendation, props, video system - [Motors](https://fpv-db.com/motors/): 199 motors - stator, KV options, weight; many carry full manufacturer thrust test tables (per-KV, per-prop, per-throttle: current, RPM, thrust, efficiency) - [Batteries](https://fpv-db.com/batteries/): 326 packs - chemistry, cells, capacity, C-rating, weight, connector, price per Wh - [Props](https://fpv-db.com/props/): 195 propellers - diameter, pitch, blades, mount - [Stacks](https://fpv-db.com/stacks/): 111 FC/ESC stacks and AIO boards - mount pattern, MCU, ESC rating - [Cameras](https://fpv-db.com/cameras/): 52 FPV cameras by video system and size - [VTX](https://fpv-db.com/vtx/): 168 video transmitters by system and power, including wideband 4.9-6.0 GHz units ## Full component list - [llms-full.txt](https://fpv-db.com/llms-full.txt): every component above, one line each, with its key figures and page link ## Manufacturer data you will not find in one place elsewhere - [Betaflight VTX table library](https://fpv-db.com/vtx/tables/): 71 VTX tables copied from the makers' own files (never from a band plan), each as Betaflight Configurator JSON and CLI commands, plus [one zip of all of them](https://fpv-db.com/vtx/tables/fpv-db-betaflight-vtx-tables.zip) - [VTX by frequency band](https://fpv-db.com/vtx/bands/): every transmitter sorted into 1.2/1.3, 3.3, 4.9, 5.8, wideband 4.9-6.0 and 6-8.5 GHz classes by the range its maker prints - [1.2-1.3 GHz transmitters](https://fpv-db.com/vtx/bands/1-2ghz/): 12 compared, printed range 960-1480 MHz - [3.3 GHz transmitters](https://fpv-db.com/vtx/bands/3-3ghz/): 14 compared, printed range 3000-3950 MHz - [4.9 GHz transmitters](https://fpv-db.com/vtx/bands/4-9ghz/): 4 compared, printed range 4990-5945 MHz - [Wideband 4.9-6.0 GHz transmitters](https://fpv-db.com/vtx/bands/wideband-4-9-6-0ghz/): 18 compared, printed range 4800-6200 MHz - [6-8.5 GHz (incl. 7.2 GHz) transmitters](https://fpv-db.com/vtx/bands/6-8ghz/): 8 compared, printed range 6000-8500 MHz - Motor bench data: 163 motor pages carry the manufacturer's thrust test table (per KV, prop and throttle: volts, amps, thrust, RPM, g/W); where two same-stator motors were tested on the same cell count, the page compares their power at a common thrust ([how to read a bench table](https://fpv-db.com/guides/read-motor-bench-tables/)) ## Firmware settings (GPL-3.0) Every CLI setting of each release, read from the firmware source and the CLI itself: type, range or values, default, and what each release changed. - [Firmware CLI parameter reference](https://fpv-db.com/firmware/): all releases in one zip (https://fpv-db.com/firmware/fpv-db-firmware-params.zip), GPL-3.0 - [Betaflight CLI settings](https://fpv-db.com/firmware/betaflight/): 683 settings of 2026.6.2 in 20 sections, range/default per release 4.4.3-2026.6.2; JSON: https://fpv-db.com/firmware/betaflight/index.json, one params.json per release - [Betaflight 4.4 to 4.5 CLI changes](https://fpv-db.com/firmware/betaflight/changes/4.4-to-4.5/): 43 new, 6 removed, 3 renamed - [Betaflight 4.5 to 2025.12 CLI changes](https://fpv-db.com/firmware/betaflight/changes/4.5-to-2025.12/): 136 new, 28 removed, 1 renamed - [Betaflight 2025.12 to 2026.6 CLI changes](https://fpv-db.com/firmware/betaflight/changes/2025.12-to-2026.6/): 73 new, 15 removed, 0 renamed - [INAV CLI settings](https://fpv-db.com/firmware/inav/): 673 settings of 9.1.0 in 20 sections, range/default per release 8.0.1-9.1.0; JSON: https://fpv-db.com/firmware/inav/index.json, one params.json per release - [INAV 8.0 to 9.0 CLI changes](https://fpv-db.com/firmware/inav/changes/8.0-to-9.0/): 14 new, 1 removed, 3 renamed - [INAV 9.0 to 9.1 CLI changes](https://fpv-db.com/firmware/inav/changes/9.0-to-9.1/): 0 new, 0 removed, 0 renamed ## Calculators Each is also embeddable (https://fpv-db.com/embed/), and every component page carries them pre-filled with that component's numbers. - [Flight Time Calculator](https://fpv-db.com/calculators/flight-time/): Estimate quad flight time from battery capacity and average current draw. - [Thrust-to-Weight Calculator](https://fpv-db.com/calculators/thrust-to-weight/): Check the thrust-to-weight ratio of a build from motor thrust and all-up weight. - [KV to RPM Calculator](https://fpv-db.com/calculators/kv-rpm/): Convert motor KV and battery cells into RPM and prop tip speed. - [Battery Current Draw Checker](https://fpv-db.com/calculators/current-draw/): Check whether a LiPo's C-rating can safely deliver the current your setup pulls. - [AUW Builder](https://fpv-db.com/calculators/auw-builder/): Add up component weights into dry weight and all-up weight for your build. - [LiPo Charge Cost Calculator](https://fpv-db.com/calculators/lipo-storage-cost/): What charging your LiPo packs from storage actually costs per month. - [Betaflight & INAV CLI Diff Checker](https://fpv-db.com/calculators/cli-check/): Paste a Betaflight or INAV diff all and see which lines a release rejects - unknown, renamed or out-of-range settings - and which only restate the default. ## Guides - [AUW - All-Up Weight and Why It Matters](https://fpv-db.com/guides/auw-explained/): AUW is a drone's takeoff weight with the battery and everything else on board. What counts, typical AUW for every FPV class, and why 250 g matters. - [How to Set Up a VTX Table in Betaflight](https://fpv-db.com/guides/betaflight-vtx-table/): What a Betaflight VTX table is, why your SmartAudio or Tramp transmitter needs one, how to load it from the CLI or a JSON file, and what the band, channel and power columns mean. - [The Truth About LiPo C-Ratings](https://fpv-db.com/guides/c-rating-truth/): What a C-rating claims, why the label is usually optimistic, and how to actually judge whether a pack can feed your quad. - [How to Choose a Battery for Your BNF Quad](https://fpv-db.com/guides/choose-bnf-battery/): A step-by-step method for picking the right pack for any BNF - cell count, capacity window, connector, and the weight trap most beginners fall into. - [FC + ESC Stacks Explained: F4 vs F7, 4-in-1, AIO](https://fpv-db.com/guides/fc-esc-stacks-explained/): What a flight controller stack actually is, how to read stack names, F4 vs F7 vs H7, 4-in-1 ESC ratings, mounting patterns and AIO boards. - [FPV Glossary: Every Term You'll Meet Buying Parts](https://fpv-db.com/guides/fpv-glossary/): Plain-English definitions of the FPV terms that show up on spec sheets and shop pages - AUW, BNF, KV, C-rating, stator, VTX, ELRS and the rest. - [Analog vs DJI O4 vs Walksnail vs HDZero](https://fpv-db.com/guides/fpv-video-systems/): The four FPV video systems compared - latency, image quality, weight, price and ecosystem lock-in, with honest use-case picks. - [Motor KV Explained](https://fpv-db.com/guides/kv-explained/): KV is a brushless motor's unloaded RPM per volt - not kilovolts. What KV means, how to work out RPM from it, and which KV suits which FPV build and battery. - [Li-ion vs LiPo for FPV: When Each Chemistry Wins](https://fpv-db.com/guides/li-ion-vs-lipo/): The real trade-offs between Li-ion and LiPo for FPV - current delivery, energy density, voltage sag - and which flying styles each chemistry fits. - [LiPo Care Basics](https://fpv-db.com/guides/lipo-care/): Charging, storage, discharge limits and disposal - the habits that make packs last and keep your home unburnt. - [FPV Motor Sizes Explained](https://fpv-db.com/guides/motor-sizes-explained/): What 2207, 2306 and other stator numbers actually mean, and which size fits which build. - [Prop Pitch Basics: How to Read 5x4.3x3](https://fpv-db.com/guides/prop-pitch-basics/): What propeller size numbers actually mean, how pitch trades top speed for grip, and how to pick between a 5x4.3x3 and a 5x5x3. - [How to Read Motor Bench Tables (Thrust, Current, g/W)](https://fpv-db.com/guides/read-motor-bench-tables/): A practical walkthrough of manufacturer thrust test tables - what the throttle, current, RPM, thrust and efficiency columns really tell you, and the three numbers worth extracting. - [FPV VTX Frequency Bands Beyond 5.8 GHz](https://fpv-db.com/guides/vtx-frequency-bands/): What 1.2 GHz, 3.3 GHz, wideband 4.9-6.0 GHz and 6-7 GHz video transmitters are for, what they trade against standard 5.8 GHz, and which models exist in each band. ## MCP server - https://fpv-db.com/mcp - Model Context Protocol, Streamable HTTP, read only, no key. Tools: fw_param (one firmware CLI setting in a release, with source line and history), fw_diff (changes between two releases), fw_check_cli (check a pasted `diff all` against a release), part_specs (one component's full record and sources), search_parts (filter components by spec). [Details](https://fpv-db.com/about/#mcp) ## Open data - [Dataset](https://fpv-db.com/data/): the whole database as JSON and CSV per section, CC BY 4.0, with source URLs per entry - [About / methodology](https://fpv-db.com/about/): data sources, what a field means, when a component gets a page and when it waits (every required spec verified, one page per product, no reviews) ## Page structure Component pages are /
/-/ and contain a spec table, manufacturer bench data where available, compatible-component cross-links, and calculators pre-filled with that component's numbers.