HeroX Integrated Remote Control with Optical Fibre Video

Meet the HeroX integrated remote control: a ground station that actually earns the word “integrated.” Optical fibre video transmission, a sunlight-visible 2000-nit 7-inch 1080P touch screen, and full RC controls—all in one. Transmission distance? 30 km out of the box, 80 km if you feel like taunting the CAA paperwork gods. Yes, it supports Mavlink and CRSF. Yes, it’s only 0.8 kg. And yes, you can finally stop juggling six different boxes of kit like a Rotor Riot blooper reel.

Why You Want It

Think of it as the Swiss Army knife of ground stations—except the blades are fibre-optic, Linux-powered, and laugh in the face of sun glare. You’ll pull telemetry, video, and control through a single portable unit without praying to the magic smoke gods. And if you’re wondering why it’s not cheaper—well, keeping a 30 km HD link stable is a bit trickier than Arduino blink.

Specifications

• Transmission Distance: 30 km (80 km custom, if you like explaining things to airport security)
• Screen: 7-inch 1080P touch, 2000 nits (sun won’t win this one)
• Weight: 0.8 kg (portable enough for your already-overstuffed backpack)
• Size: 26.5 × 13 × 7 cm
• System: Linux (because of course it is)
• Controls: 2 joysticks, 2 wave wheels, 4 toggles, 9 buttons (all begging to be mapped badly)
• Protocols: Mavlink & CRSF
• OSD: Battery, GPS, attitude, control mode, unlock state
• Battery: 4×18650 (3500 mAh each), hot-swappable
• Charging: PD 45 W fast charge, 80% in 1 hour
• Runtime: ~9 hours (plenty until your thumbs give out)
• Interfaces: FC, RJ45, GH1.25-8Pin, dual Type-C
• Video Encoding: H.265/H.264 configurable, 500 kbps–20 Mbps
• Transport: RTMP, RTSP, TS, or private protocol (the fun kind)
• Operating Temp: -20 °C to 60 °C (so not Antarctica or your attic in July)

What’s in the Box*

• 1× HeroX Integrated Remote Control
• 1× Fibre Video Transmission Ground Unit
• Battery pack (4×18650 cells included)
• Charging cable
• Documentation you won’t read

Disclaimer

Accessories may change, but the HeroX itself is the one constant.

Still Here?

If you’ve read this far, you’re either serious about long-range fibre video transmission or just really bored at work. Either way, the HeroX gives you pro-grade range and clarity in a single 0.8 kg package. Add to cart now, or risk explaining to your flying buddies why you’re still stuck with a sun-blinded screen and spaghetti cables.

Admit it—your current screen taps out in sunlight. HeroX brings a 2000-nit 7" 1080P touch display so bright it laughs at noon. Go on, click buy.