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If you feel like building a 5" Freestyle Drone is too hard, you just need the right guidance.
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FPV racers worldwide face a common issue - the size and power constraints of HD-Zero video transmitters. They've grown frustrated by the bulky size of these transmitters, but also by their inability to be powered by 5 Volts, unlike most analog alternatives. As a result, many racers have turned to the smaller, 5-volt pad powered Whoop Lite VTX, despite its inability to be mounted to the stack.

HD-Zero, acknowledging these pain points, has designed a solution. The all-new HD-Zero video transmitter is not only 22% smaller than a Race 2 VTX, but it can also be powered by any 5-volt pad or HD connector up to 12 volts, thereby ticking all boxes for size and power requirements.

Despite its smaller size, the HD-Zero video transmitter stands strong with a 60% thicker PCB than the Whoop Lite VTX, while only adding a negligible weight increase of 1 gram.

With compatibility for all different resolutions that HD-Zero offers - from 540p at 90 fps to the usual 720p at 60 fps and 1080p at 30 fps - this new video transmitter is set to revolutionize the FPV racing experience.

Experience the power, convenience, and unparalleled performance of HD-Zero's new video transmitter - the perfect solution for FPV racers looking for top-notch, high-res video without the bulk and power constraints of traditional models.