Hi All
I have been flying fixed wing and quads both LOS and FPV (analogue) for some years using FRSky protocol.
I am looking at getting into the HD video system using a Radiomaster Zorro with Express LRS protocol and a Crux 35 HD Zero quad. And also getting the HD Zero VRX to fit onto my Skyzone 03 goggles.
Watching YouTube videos on both systems seems a little daunting to set up and am a little concerned that I might Brick the equipment on set up.
I am not to bad on the computer but all the set up seems a little complicated.
Are any of you out there set up and using Express LRS and HDZero and if so how did you find the experience setting it all up.
Thanks
Mike
I found elrs very easy, just give components appropriate power. Use the configurator to get latest version, build correct software for your device, then connect to the rx or tx via it's own wifi link and flash. I also include my home wifi network name and password on the build so in future I just power them on and then can flash via my normal wifi network and the companion finds them.
All works great. In the early days I think it was a bit less reliable flashing wise but they do seem great.
As for HD video, sorry I have no idea.
Thanks Ched.
I could be wrong but I think CurryKitten has been doing some stuff with ExpressLRS?
Thanks Steve.
Just been watching them.
Trying to gather as much info on it all before deciding in the near future if I go that route.
I don't fly an awful lot but picture quality is my prime objective.
DJI is the best at present but it seems that HDZero is becoming a contender and as I have the Skyzone 030 goggles it looks a cheaper route.
Just a quick update.
I have now set up an Express LRS module on my Jumper TX16 pro and purchased the HDZero module which is fitted to my Skyzone 030 goggles.
I have also purchased the Happymodel Crux 35 HDZero quad.
After firmware updates to my Jumper Tx, Express LRS module and HDZero I now have a working system.
Hope to try it all out this week.
The HD picture in my goggles looks great.
Well done.
DVR footage from the HDZero VRX module.