HDZero Freestyle V2 VTX Kit

Are you in Australia and keen to purchase an HDZero Freestyle V2 VTX Kit? This second - generation 5.8GHz digital video transmitter fits most 3.5 - inch and 5 - inch drones. Its sockets are protected by a CNC case, offering durability, RF shielding, and better signal integrity. It comes with a wire harness for solderless power and MSP UART connections. The antenna and MIPI cable are firmly secured with the included retention bar and screws. The kit includes the VTX, a Nano 90 camera, a MIPI cable for most frames, and an antenna certified for the VTX. There's also an adapter to fit the camera into 19x19mm micro mounts. It offers three great modes for freestyle pilots: 540p90 mode gives you fixed and near - zero latency with a high frame rate, perfect for flying into tight gaps. 720p60 mode bumps up the resolution, letting you enjoy the scenery and spot gaps from afar. 540p60 mode trades resolution for better signal quality and stability, working well in challenging RF environments. Specifications include a weight of 22.3 g, dimensions of 29x30x14mm, and an operating frequency of 5.725 - 5.850GHz. The kit also comes with a range of accessories like the VTX, camera, antenna, cables, and more.

Using the HDZero Freestyle V2 VTX Kit is a breeze. First, connect the included wire harness to the power and MSP UART ports for a solderless setup. Secure the antenna and MIPI cable with the provided retention bar and screws. You can use the double - sided tape to mount the VTX in your drone. When flying, choose the mode that suits your needs. If you're going through tight spaces, 540p90 mode is your best bet. For a better view of the surroundings, switch to 720p60 mode. And when you're in an area with a lot of interference, 540p60 mode will give you a more stable signal. Remember to keep the operating temperature in mind, as the kit works best between 32˚F - 104˚F (0˚ - 40˚C). For maintenance, make sure to keep the kit clean and dry. Check the connections regularly to ensure they're secure. If you notice any issues with the signal or the components, refer to the manufacturer's support for further assistance.