With a flight controller they all use UARTS.
There seems to be some standardization.
UART1 =ERLS
UART2+UART4=Telemetry
UART3=GPS
UART5=VTX
Yes, this is configured in the ports tab, example png betaflyUART6 seems to be open.
QGroundControl on FreeBSD can be compiled locally, I'm currently reading for cmake, there is CPM, and ports prohibits loading libraries when there are already your own system files, there you can also configure the firmware, if it's ardupilot. You can also configure MissionPlanerIs there a console available on the Flight Controller Firmware and Program? Can you watch the device boot up over a UART?
Supposedly there is INav on my SoloBoot F405 WING. How can I see it in action? Get version of firmware installed?
I wonder how a Lead Acid -Deep Cycle battery is going to work for a ESC based on power Lipo/NiMH ???
Yes, you can set such indicators to be displayed on the screen or in the glasses, such as speed, voltage, connection quality ...But some of these flight controller boards have a feature called On Screen Display.
From what I can gander you must use an onboard camera and it will overlay "OnScreen Display" from flight controller onto video from camera....
Rad-Hard are very expensive, Rad-Tolerant type chips are cheaperRad hardened STM32 controllers ???