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Fervit HDMI Male-to-Male Flat Cable 90° Up-to-Right 30cm
A 30 cm flat HDMI cable with 90° up-to-right angled connectors, designed for flexible gimbal-mounted cameras
- Ultra-flexible flat cable preserves gimbal stability on lightweight drones
- 90° up-to-right HDMI connectors fit tight camera bays
- 30 cm length reduces slack for clean FPV builds
- Supports standard HDMI video devices for aerial photography
- Ships unassembled with guide for custom connector orientation
FPV gimbal HDMI link
This flat HDMI cable is built for brushless gimbal rigs on multicopters used in aerial photography. Its ultra-soft jacket prevents unwanted torque on lightweight gimbals during flight. The 30 cm length suits compact airframes where excess cable would snag. It connects a camera HDMI output to a standard HDMI input on a video transmitter or recorder.
90° up-to-right angled plugs
Both ends carry Type A male connectors pre-bent at 90 degrees, one pointing up and the other right, to match tight gimbal mounting geometry. The flat FPC construction keeps the profile thin so it routes cleanly along carbon-fibre plates. Supplied as a cable-and-connector kit, it requires self-assembly using the pictorial guide included in the product images.
HDMI Type A signal limits
The interface carries uncompressed video and audio but offers no locking mechanism, so vibration can unseat the plugs on aggressive manoeuvres. Bandwidth is defined by the HDMI specification version implemented in the connected devices, not by the cable itself. Users needing longer runs or locking connectors must select a different cable design.
Highlights
- Ultra-flexible flat cable preserves gimbal stability on lightweight drones
- 90° up-to-right HDMI connectors fit tight camera bays
- 30 cm length reduces slack for clean FPV builds
- Supports standard HDMI video devices for aerial photography
- Ships unassembled with guide for custom connector orientation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What HDMI standard does this 90° up-to-right flat cable support and what resolution does that cap at?
The cable uses HDMI Type A male connectors, which carry the full HDMI signal your source and display negotiate.
What clearance does the 30 cm flat cable need for the up-angled and right-angled plugs to sit without strain?
The up-angled plug on one end and right-angled plug on the other each need only a few millimetres above or beside the HDMI port, ideal for tight gimbal frames.
How do I assemble the cable and connectors that arrive separately, and which step causes the most trouble?
Follow the pictured guide: strip the flat cable, insert conductors into the connector housing in the marked order, then crimp; the common error is reversing the pin sequence on one end.
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