LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD HDMI Male to Up Angled 90° Male Flat Cable 50cm
A 50 cm flat HDMI cable with an upward 90° angled connector designed for lightweight gimbal use
- Soft cable preserves gimbal stability on lightweight rigs
- Up-angled 90° HDMI plug clears tight airframe spaces
- 50 cm flat FPC tailors routing for multicopter builds
- Connects camera HDMI output to standard HDMI input devices
- Supplied as separate cable and connector for self-assembly
Flat 50 cm HDMI cable for FPV gimbals
This 50 cm flat HDMI cable connects a camera to a standard HDMI input on a multicopter. Its ultra-soft construction prevents stiff cables from disturbing lightweight brushless gimbals during aerial photography. The cable and connector ship separately and require self-assembly using the supplied guide.
Suits lightweight gimbal builds.
Pilots flying compact multicopters with brushless gimbals benefit from the minimal drag and low mass. Builders who need a ready-to-use cable without assembly should look elsewhere. Installations where a pre-terminated, rigid cable is preferred are not a match for this kit.
90° up-angled male connector decides fit
The upward 90° HDMI male plug routes the flat cable away from the gimbal frame, clearing tight spaces around the camera port. If the camera housing requires a straight or downward exit, this connector orientation will not work.
Highlights
- Soft cable preserves gimbal stability on lightweight rigs
- Up-angled 90° HDMI plug clears tight airframe spaces
- 50 cm flat FPC tailors routing for multicopter builds
- Connects camera HDMI output to standard HDMI input devices
- Supplied as separate cable and connector for self-assembly
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How far can the 50 cm flat cable reach between the camera and the gimbal controller?
The cable is 50 cm long, so it spans half a metre between an HDMI output on the camera and an HDMI input on the controller or transmitter.
Does the soft FPC cable stay cool and quiet during continuous FPV flight?
The flat cable carries only HDMI signals and draws negligible power, so it generates no audible noise or measurable heat during all-day use.
What tools or parts do I need before I can use the cable?
The cable and its angled HDMI connectors ship separately, so you must assemble them yourself before the link will work.
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