LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD FPV Micro HDMI Male to HDMI Male FPC Flat Cable 50cm 90 Degree Down Angled
A 50 cm flat cable with 90° down-angled Micro HDMI plugs for tight gimbal clearances
- 90-degree down angle fits tight spaces around ports
- 50 cm FPC flat cable stays flexible for brushless gimbal use
- Soft cable construction prevents interference with lightweight gimbal performance
- Micro HDMI to HDMI male connectors suit FPV cameras and aerial photography
- Supplied as separate cable and connector for self-assembly
Compact angled cable for tight FPV builds
This LORDWORLD flat cable connects a Micro HDMI male plug to a standard HDMI male plug with a 90 degree down angle. The 50 cm length suits small multicopter frames where space around the camera port is limited. It targets pilots who need a low-profile link between an HDMI camera and a video transmitter or recorder.
Ultra-soft FPC construction protects gimbal
The flexible printed circuit is deliberately soft so that cable tension does not disturb lightweight brushless gimbals during flight. Stiff cables can degrade stabilisation performance, so this design prioritises minimal mechanical interference over ruggedness.
Supplied as a self-assembly kit for custom routing
Cable and connectors arrive separate; you solder or crimp the ends yourself using the included guide. This lets you thread the flat ribbon through narrow airframe channels before termination, but it requires basic assembly skill and tools.
Highlights
- 90-degree down angle fits tight spaces around ports
- 50 cm FPC flat cable stays flexible for brushless gimbal use
- Soft cable construction prevents interference with lightweight gimbal performance
- Micro HDMI to HDMI male connectors suit FPV cameras and aerial photography
- Supplied as separate cable and connector for self-assembly
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 50 cm length work in a real FPV setup?
The 50 cm flat cable reaches from a micro HDMI camera to a transmitter or monitor while staying short enough to avoid excess slack on a multicopter frame.
What does the 90 degree down angled connector clear in practice?
The right angle bends the cable downward so it fits beside tight frame plates or gimbal arms that would block a straight plug.
What must I assemble before the cable will mount on my gimbal?
The cable and connectors ship separately; you solder or crimp the ends yourself using the included guide before plugging into the micro HDMI ports.
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