LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Up Angled USB 2.0 Type-A Male to Micro USB 5Pin Male Data Flat Slim FPC Cable 0.2M
A 0.2 m flat FPC cable with an up-angled USB 2.0 Type-A plug connects FPV gear, disks or phones at 480 Mbps and requires self-assembly
- Up-angled USB-A connector eases tight installs
- Flat FPC ribbon stays flexible on brushless gimbals
- USB 2.0 data rate of 480Mbps moves files fast
- 2 m length keeps FPV builds tidy
- DIY assembly lets you route the cable before final fit
Up-Angled USB 2.0 Data Cable
This 0.2 m cable connects a USB 2.0 Type-A host to devices that use a Micro USB 5-pin port, such as FPV gear, portable disks or phones. The up-angled plug keeps the cable close to the device body, which helps in tight mounting spots. It is sold new and ships as separate cable and connector parts that you assemble yourself using the included guide.
Flat FPC Behaviour Under Load
The flat flexible printed circuit stays soft and resists kinking during repeated bending, so signal integrity holds steady at the rated 480 Mbps during long capture or transfer sessions. Because it carries only USB 2.0 data lines, sustained throughput is limited to that ceiling and power delivery is not supported.
Assembly Required Upgrade
This replaces a standard straight Micro USB lead when clearance above the port is restricted or when a low-profile flat cable eases routing on a gimbal or drone frame. The jump is worth it only if you can accept self-assembly and do not need charging or faster data rates.
Highlights
- Up-angled USB-A connector eases tight installs
- Flat FPC ribbon stays flexible on brushless gimbals
- USB 2.0 data rate of 480Mbps moves files fast
- 2 m length keeps FPV builds tidy
- DIY assembly lets you route the cable before final fit
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the flat FPC cable run warm when powering a gimbal camera all day?
The cable carries only USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps and does not supply power, so it stays cool during continuous use.
What must I already own to use this 0.2 m angled cable?
You need a device with a USB 2.0 Type-A port and a device with a Micro USB 5-pin port, plus basic soldering tools to assemble the supplied connector.
Will this work with my older USB 2.0 FPV receiver?
Yes, the cable transfers USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps and the up-angled Type-A plug fits legacy ports without blocking adjacent sockets.
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