LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Dual 90° Right-Angled HDMI Male-to-Male Flat Cable 10-80cm
Flat, flexible 90-degree HDMI cable for lightweight gimbal and aerial-photography setups, supplied in 10–80 cm lengths for self-assembly
- Dual 90° angled connectors ease tight installs
- Ultra-soft FPC flat cable protects gimbal balance
- 10–80 cm length fits compact FPV builds
- Male-to-male HDMI Type A links camera to display
- Self-assembly design lets you route cable before final fit
Compact FPV HDMI Cable
This LORDWORLD flat cable carries HDMI video between a camera and a display on multicopter aerial-photography rigs. Both ends use right-angled Type A male plugs that sit close to the device body. The FPC construction stays flexible at lengths from 10 cm to 80 cm so the wire does not fight a lightweight gimbal. The cable and connectors arrive unassembled and must be put together before use.
Gimbal Builders Needing Low-Profile Wiring
Pilots who want a thin, pliable link that keeps the HDMI port clear of prop wash will benefit from the dual 90-degree layout. Operators who need a ready-to-plug lead should look elsewhere because assembly is required. Anyone who prefers a round jacket or a straight connector will not match this form factor.
Steady Signal on Long Flights
The flat ribbon resists kinking when the airframe vibrates, so the video feed remains stable throughout a sortie. Because the FPC material does not stiffen in cold air, the gimbal keeps its full range of motion from take-off to landing. Connector contacts stay seated even under sustained G-loads during aggressive manoeuvres.
Highlights
- Dual 90° angled connectors ease tight installs
- Ultra-soft FPC flat cable protects gimbal balance
- 10–80 cm length fits compact FPV builds
- Male-to-male HDMI Type A links camera to display
- Self-assembly design lets you route cable before final fit
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do I need to own a brushless gimbal and two devices with HDMI Type A ports for this cable to work?
Yes, the flat FPC cable is designed for brushless gimbal use and has dual 90° right-angled HDMI Type A male connectors to link a video source to a display or recorder with standard HDMI inputs.
Will the 10 cm to 80 cm length and soft FPC construction prevent interference with my existing lightweight gimbal's movement?
The cable is very soft and specifically oriented for brushless gimbal applications, so its flexibility and short length range are intended to avoid stiff-cable drag that can upset light gimbals.
How can I confirm the self-assembled connectors are working correctly after I put them together?
Connect the assembled cable between your camera and monitor or recorder; a stable, artefact-free video feed on the display shows the HDMI link is functioning as intended.
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