Divimath Announces Imminent Announcement of HDZero Whoop Lite VTX Digital Video Transmitter

Numbers for the little ones

Com­pe­ti­tion in the field of dig­i­tal video stream is becom­ing more and more intense. Divi­math CEO Karl Zhou via his offi­cial Face­book page announced the immi­nent announce­ment of the small­est dig­i­tal video trans­mit­ter — HDZe­ro Whoop Lite VTX, designed specif­i­cal­ly for instal­la­tion on TinyWhoop/CineWhoop micro-quads! He also cit­ed the names of the engi­neers who were involved in the devel­op­ment of the micro VTX: micro race opti­miza­tion spe­cial­ist Nathan Payne (alias Mr Shut­ter­bug), Nick Burns and Ryan Quelle.

Key features

• Weight (exclud­ing anten­na and remov­able pas­sive heat sink): 4.5 g
• Pow­ered by 1S/2S/3S
• Dimen­sions: 3.25 × 3.25 cm
• Mount­ing hole size M2 2.55 × 2.55 cm
• Thick­ness 4mm
• Remov­able pas­sive radi­a­tor
• Equipped with IPX anten­na con­nec­tor
• Trans­mit­ter Pow­er: Adjustable 25/200mW
• Com­pat­i­ble with Smart Audio

Carl Zhou also not­ed that the HDZe­ro Nano Lite FPV Cam­era will weigh 1.8 grams. So, even with the anten­na, con­nec­tors and cables, Divi­math­’s solu­tion for micro FPV drones like TinyWhoop/CineWhoop should weigh less than 10 grams, which is very, very cool! And that is not all! Carl Zhou announced that the new VRX HDZe­ro receiv­er will fol­low the new­ly mint­ed VTX …

Peace and good­ness to all!