Walksnail Avatar VRX

Name: Walksnail Avatar VRX
Brand: Walksnail
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Digital FPV System

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238,90 €

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The Walksnail Avatar VRX is a universal digital receiver that retrofits your current FPV goggles with 1080p digital HD capabilities. By connecting via HDMI, it allows legacy headsets to receive the low-latency, high-frame-rate signal of the Walksnail Avatar ecosystem. It is the perfect bridge for pilots wanting digital clarity while keeping the comfort and fit of their favorite analog goggles.

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Last Updated: 11.01.2026

Product Description

The Walksnail Avatar VRX is a standalone digital receiver designed to bring the Walksnail Avatar HD system to almost any existing FPV goggles with an HDMI input. It is the most cost-effective way for pilots with analog goggles (like Fat Shark or ORQA) to transition into high-definition digital video without buying a whole new headset.

Universal HDMI Compatibility: The VRX outputs a digital signal via a Mini HDMI port. This means it works with the Fat Shark HDO series, ORQA FPV.One, and even many computer monitors or ground station screens, provided they support HDMI input.
1080p/60fps & 720p/100fps: The receiver supports multiple resolution modes. You can choose 1080p for maximum cinematic detail or switch to 720p/100fps for a high-frame-rate experience that provides the ultra-low latency required for racing and aggressive freestyle.
H.265 Encoding & Canvas Mode: Utilizing advanced H.265 compression, the VRX delivers a clear image even at lower bitrates. It also supports Canvas Mode, allowing you to see your full Betaflight OSD (On-Screen Display) just like you would on an analog system.
Lightweight External Mount: The VRX is designed to be mounted to the front of your goggles using a bracket or adhesive. At only 83g, it adds minimal weight to your headset while providing a massive upgrade in visual quality.

Technical Specifications:

Frequency: 5.725 - 5.850 GHz
Interface: Mini HDMI (Output), DC 5.5*2.1mm (Input), Micro SD Card Slot
Resolution: 1080p 60fps / 720p 100fps / 720p 60fps
Encoding: H.265
Antenna Connector: 4 x RP-SMA
Input Power: 7V - 25.2V (2S-6S LiPo compatible)
Weight: 83.2g
Dimensions: 114 x 55 x 22 mm

The Pilot's Reality Check:

HDMI Latency: While the Walksnail system itself is low-latency, your goggles' HDMI processing can add a few milliseconds of "input lag." For most cinematic and freestyle pilots, this is unnoticeable, but hardcore racers may prefer integrated goggles like the HDO3.
Cable Management: Since this is an external module, you will have a power cable and an HDMI cable running to your goggles. Using a "shorty" HDMI cable and a clean power loop is highly recommended to keep your setup tidy.

📦 Package contains

1 * Walksnail Avatar VRX
2 * Red Bird Antennas (LHCP)
2 * Directional Patch Antennas
1 * Mini HDMI Cable
1 * DC Power Cable (XT60 to 5.5mm Barrel)
1 * Mounting Bracket & Hardware

🤔 Frequently Asked Questions

How does it connect to my current goggles?
The VRX mounts to the front or side of your goggles and connects via a Mini HDMI to HDMI cable. It receives the digital signal from your drone and outputs it to your goggle screens. You must set your goggles to "HDMI Input" mode to see the feed.
What is the video performance like?
It supports 1080p/60fps and 720p/100fps video transmission. Using H.265 encoding, it achieves a low latency of approximately $22$ms. While it is a massive upgrade over analog, please note that using an external VRX can sometimes add a few milliseconds of latency compared to integrated digital goggles.
Does it support Betaflight OSD?
Yes. It supports Canvas Mode, which allows for a full Betaflight, iNav, or KISS OSD display. You will see all your familiar flight data (battery voltage, timer, callsign) just as you would on an analog system.
How many antennas does it use?
It features a 4-antenna "Quadversity" design. There are two built-in directional antennas inside the shell and two external RPSMA connectors for the included Red Bird omni-directional antennas. This setup provides a robust signal with a maximum range of up to 4km.
How is it powered?
The unit has a wide power input range of 7V–21V (2S-5S). It uses a standard DC 5.5*2.1mm barrel connector. The included "2-in-1" power cable allows you to power both the VRX and your goggles from a single battery pack.