Walksnail Avatar HD VTX Module V2 8GB

Are you in Australia and looking to buy a Walksnail Avatar HD VTX Module V2 8GB? The Walksnail Avatar VTX is a lightweight HD system that pairs well with HD goggles like the Walksnail Avatar and Fat Shark HD Dominator. It offers multiple key features. Firstly, in addition to the original 25*25mm mounting holes, it now has 20*20mm holes, allowing for better compatibility with a wider variety of FPV drone models. The PCB board and shell design have been updated, enhancing the VTX's quality and durability. The antenna installation has been optimized to better protect the VTX. The frequency binding button's position has been changed for more convenient operation. It comes with 8GB of built - in storage, enabling interference - free recording of 1080P or 720P HD fly videos. This new VTX has enhanced TVS protection and supports up to 6S, with a wide input voltage range of 6V to 25.2V, delivering unmatched stability and resistance to GPS interference. Specifications include transmitter power (EIRP: FCC <30dBm; CE <14dBm; SRRC <20dBm; MIC <25dBm), support for various FC systems, multiple I/O interfaces, a communication frequency of 5.725 - 5.850GHz, and more. The package includes 1x Walksnail Avatar HD VTX Module V2 and 1x 6 - Pin Power Cable.

Using the Walksnail Avatar HD VTX Module V2 8GB is easy. First, connect it to your FPV drone using the appropriate cables. Make sure to use the mounting holes (either 25*25mm or 20*20mm) that fit your drone model. Then, pair it with your HD goggles like the Walksnail Avatar or Fat Shark HD Dominator. You can use the frequency binding button to set the right frequency. When flying, the module will record 1080P or 720P HD videos in its 8GB storage. For safety, always check the input voltage of your power source. The module supports a wide range of 6V to 25.2V, but make sure it's within this range to avoid damage. When it comes to maintenance, keep the module in a dry and cool place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures (it works best between - 20℃ and 40℃). If the antenna gets damaged, replace it carefully. Also, regularly check the connections to ensure they are secure.