LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD FPV HDMI Male to Left Angled 90° Male FPC Flat Cable 0.2m
Ultra-flexible flat HDMI cable with left-angled 90° connector for lightweight gimbal rigs, 0.2 m length, self-assembly required
- Left-angled 90° HDMI plug clears tight gimbal frames
- Ultra-flexible FPC flat cable prevents stiffness on lightweight gimbals
- HDMI Type-A male to male links camera to HDTV or monitor
- 2 m length keeps routing short for aerial photography
- Shipped as separate cable and connectors for self-assembly
FPV HDMI 90° angled flat cable
This LORDWORLD cable links a full-size HDMI source to a standard HDMI input using a left-angled 90-degree male plug and a flexible flat ribbon. It is built for multicopter aerial photography where a straight connector would foul the gimbal or airframe. The 0.2 m length keeps the run short and tidy on compact frames. The flat profile resists snagging on moving parts.
Replaces stiff round HDMI leads
Stiff round cables can disturb lightweight brushless gimbals and degrade stabilisation. This flat cable is markedly softer so the gimbal moves freely without cable torque. The jump is worth it when the existing lead is pulling the camera off-centre or inducing vibration in flight. Assembly is required because the cable and connector ship separately.
Suits pilots with full-size HDMI cameras
The cable suits pilots whose camera and transmitter both use full-size Type A HDMI ports and who need a very short, ultra-flexible link. It is not for cameras with micro or mini HDMI sockets unless an adapter is added. Builders who cannot or prefer not to assemble the connector themselves should look at pre-terminated alternatives.
Highlights
- Left-angled 90° HDMI plug clears tight gimbal frames
- Ultra-flexible FPC flat cable prevents stiffness on lightweight gimbals
- HDMI Type-A male to male links camera to HDTV or monitor
- 2 m length keeps routing short for aerial photography
- Shipped as separate cable and connectors for self-assembly
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much clearance does the 90° left-angled HDMI plug need behind the camera?
The plug bends 90° to the left, so allow at least the connector depth plus a few millimetres for the flat cable to exit without strain.
What is the assembly step people often miss when fitting the supplied connectors?
The cable and connectors ship separately; you must crimp or solder each HDMI plug onto the flat cable yourself before use.
How often should the flat cable be inspected or replaced on a multicopter gimbal?
Check the cable before every flight for creases or connector loosening; replace it at the first sign of damage to avoid gimbal interference.
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