The Herelink Air Unit V1.1 PCB (PCBA) is the core internal circuitry of the updated HD video transmission system from CubePilot. It features several hardware improvements over the original V1.0 to support expanded peripheral connectivity and more stable performance.

It is strongly recommended to begin using Cube Orange (instead of Cube Black). Cube Orange is the latest autopilot, and it is the new Long Term Stable (LTS) option.

The Cube ID_CAN is a compact, low-power Remote ID module for drones, designed to help Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) manufacturers comply with regulations like the FAA's "UAS Remote Identification" rules. It is manufactured by CubePilot (Hex/ProfiCNC).

"Cube ID" typically refers to the CubePilot Cube ID is a specialized hardware module designed to provide Remote Identification (Remote ID) for drones, ensuring compliance with aviation regulations like those from the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration)

mini carrier board a compact base board designed to provide essential connectivity, power distribution, and voltage protection for a smaller computing module or flight controller, such as the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4) or the Cube (Pixhawk) series. They are ideal for applications where space is limited, such as drones, robotics, and IoT projects.

The Kore carrier board, specifically the CubePilot Kore Multi-Rotor Carrier Board, is an accessory for the Pixhawk Cube (sold separately) flight controller designed to simplify wiring and power distribution in multi-rotor drone builds. It is compatible with various multi-rotor, plane, rover, and submarine vehicle types supported by the Cube.