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Fervit Down Angled USB 2.0 Type-A to Micro USB 5Pin Flat Slim FPC Cable 200cm
A flat, soft FPC cable with a down-angled USB 2.0 Type-A plug and Micro USB 5-pin connector for FPV, disk or phone links at 480 Mbps, supplied unassembled in lengths up to 200 cm
- Down-angled Type-A plug eases tight installs
- Flat FPC profile fits brushless gimbal mounts
- USB 2.0 data at 480Mbps for FPV, disk or phone
- 200cm length gives flexible routing options
- Supplied as parts for self-assembly to suit custom builds
Down-Angled USB 2.0 Cable for FPV Gear
This flat, soft FPC cable links a USB 2.0 Type-A host to Micro USB 5-pin devices such as FPV cameras, disks or phones. The down-angled connector reduces strain in tight mounts. Supplied as separate cable and connector parts that require user assembly. Data transfer runs at 480Mbps over USB 2.0.
Suits gimbal builders needing a slim, flexible lead
The low-profile flat design fits brushless gimbal frames where round cables snag. Buyers who want a ready-to-use cable should look elsewhere because assembly is required. The USB 2.0 interface limits speed to 480Mbps, so users needing faster throughput must choose a different interface.
200 cm length gives ample routing slack
At 200 cm the cable reaches from flight controller to nose-mounted camera with margin for vibration loops. Shorter 10 cm variants exist for compact stacks. The USB 2.0 data ceiling of 480Mbps becomes the bottleneck when transferring large video files from onboard storage.
Highlights
- Down-angled Type-A plug eases tight installs
- Flat FPC profile fits brushless gimbal mounts
- USB 2.0 data at 480Mbps for FPV, disk or phone
- 200cm length gives flexible routing options
- Supplied as parts for self-assembly to suit custom builds
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What type of USB port must my computer have for this down-angled Type-A connector to fit?
Your computer needs a standard USB 2.0 Type-A port for the connector to plug in correctly.
Will this flat FPC cable still transfer data at 480Mbps if I use it with an older USB 1.1 hub?
The cable supports USB 2.0 data rates up to 480Mbps, but an older USB 1.1 hub will limit the connection to its slower maximum speed.
After assembling the separate connector onto the 200cm flat cable, how can I verify the link is active?
Connect the cable between your device and the USB 2.0 port; the operating system should recognise the device and allow data transfer at up to 480Mbps.
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