LORDWORLD CYFPV HDMI to Micro HDMI Cable .2 m 1080P
Ultra-flexible .2 m HDMI-to-Micro-HDMI cable supports 1080P video for brushless gimbal rigs
- Ultra-flexible FPC design protects gimbal stability on lightweight rigs
- 1080P video support delivers clear aerial photography footage
- .2 m length keeps cable routing tidy on compact frames
- HDMI to Micro HDMI connects cameras to standard displays
- Flat cable construction reduces snag risk during flight manoeuvres
Flexible FPV video link
The LORDWORLD CYFPV cable connects a camera with a Micro HDMI port to a monitor or transmitter that accepts a full-size HDMI plug. It is built for multicopter aerial photography where a lightweight, low-profile tether is required. The 1080P rating matches typical FPV camera outputs. Pilots who need a longer run or a Mini HDMI connector should look elsewhere.
Soft FPC construction for gimbal stability
The flat FPC ribbon measures .2 m and remains very soft so it does not fight a brushless gimbal on lightweight airframes. Stiff cables can introduce vibration that degrades footage; this design avoids that issue. No active electronics are present, so power draw and noise are not factors.
Self-assembly kit with orientation guide
The cable and connector ship separately and must be assembled by the user following the supplied pictorial guide. This allows the flat cable to be routed through tight frame cut-outs before the HDMI heads are attached. No driver, firmware or additional software is involved.
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- Price $16.99
- Cheaper than about 75% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
How do I install the LORDWORLD CYFPV cable and what assembly step causes problems?
The cable and connectors ship separately; you must crimp or solder the Micro HDMI plug onto the flat FPC tail yourself. The step most people get wrong is aligning the tiny conductors before applying heat, which can short adjacent pins if misaligned.
What maintenance or replacement will the .2 m FPC flat cable need later?
The ultra-thin flat cable flexes with the gimbal; repeated vibration can fatigue the copper traces at the connector junction. Inspect for cracked traces after heavy flights and replace the entire assembly if video drop-outs appear.
What limit shows up first during sustained aerial-photography use?
The 1080P signal path over the .2 m flat cable remains stable, but the mechanical flex life of the FPC is the first limit — constant gimbal movement eventually work-hardens the foil conductors, causing intermittent contact.
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