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HappyModel Mobula6 Freestyle HD BNF

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HappyModel Mobula6 Freestyle HD BNFThe Happymodel Mobula6 Freestyle HD BNF is the first 65mm HD brushless tiny whoop that weighs less than 19. 6g. With tiny whoops, every gram makes a large difference in flight performance. To achieve such a low weight, HDZero has developed the worlds first 5 in 1 AIO that contains a HDZero VTX, FC, ESC, ELRS RX, and 5V1A BEC. Using a single thick PCB rather than a stack of 2 improves durability and simplicity get ready for a new era of no compromise

The Happymodel Mobula6 Freestyle HD BNF is the first 65mm HD brushless tiny whoop that weighs less than 19.6g. With tiny whoops, every gram makes a large difference in flight performance. To achieve such a low weight, HDZero has developed the world’s first 5-in-1 AIO that contains a HDZero VTX, FC, ESC, ELRS RX, and 5V1A BEC. Using a single thick PCB rather than a stack of 2 improves durability and simplicity – get ready for a new era of no-compromise tiny whooping in clear digital video! 

Focusing on freestyle flying, this whoop includes the Runcam HDZero Lux camera and a vibration-free fixed angle 25deg camera mount. The camera features a ½ inch CMOS sensor that delivers sharp image quality and excellent low-light performance. Lux camera has Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) and offers higher quality by oversampling (1080p ‐> 720p). The camera outputs HD composite video (720p) via a single wire instead of a MIPI cable, reducing footprint, cost, and increasing durability.

Optimised for a 4:3 aspect ratio, it can also be configured for a 16:9 aspect ratio with a reduced vertical FOV. The camera boasts a large 94-degree vertical FOV, ideal for fast indoor and outdoor proximity flying. The digital video signal has stable colour reproduction and 720p progressive scan video with the stable near-zero latency HDZero is known for.

Specifications

  • Weight: 19.9g
  • Recommended Battery: 1S 300mAh
  • Propellor Size: 31mm
  • AIO
    • MCU: STM32F411 (100MHz, 512K Flash)
    • Gyro: BMI270
    • On board voltage and amperage meters
    • Built-in 5A(each) BLHeli_S 4-in-1 ESC 
    • Built-in 5.8G HDZero VTX 
    • Built-in SPI ExpressLRS 2.4GHz receiver
    • Built-in 5V 1A BEC 
    • Board size:28.5x28.5mm with a 25.5x25.5 mounting hole size
  • HDZero Lux Camera
    • Sensor size: 1/3 inch
    • Resolution: 720p60 4:3 and 16:9
    • FOV: D:155° H:126° V:94°(4:3)
    • FOV: D:145° H:126° V:82°(16:9)
  • Motors 
    • Kv:28000
    • Stator diameter: 7mm
    • Stator length:2mm
    • Shaft diameter: Φ1mm
    • Weight:1.5g

Includes

  • 1x Happymodel Mobula6 Freestyle HD BNF
  • 1x Spare canopy
  • 1x Spare propeller(set)
  • 1x Screw driver
  • 1x propeller disassemble tool

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