Tiny‘s LEDs RealPit VTX Power Switch – MyFPV

Description

Tiny’s LEDs RealPit VTX Power Switch

Tiny’s LEDs RealPit VTX Power Switch revolutionizes your FPV experience, offering control over your video transmitter (VTx) power. With features like 0 power start-up, compatibility with major VTx brands, and the ability to manage heat and interference, this tiny device is a game-changer for racers and hobbyists alike. It supports a wide range of flight controllers and software, operates on 5V – 28V, and its minuscule size (10 x 12.5 x 2.5 mm) and weight (0.5 grams) make it an essential, unobtrusive addition to any setup.

Features / Uses:

• Plug in your VTx at any time with 0 power start-up
  • FlightOne may have a split-second power up on boot up. Some VTXs may transmit during that time.
• Turn off your VTx on the line to avoid heat buildup
• Fast Team Race Pit stops (Sub second transitions possible)
• Compatible with all major VTxs
• Turn off VTx during races to test hover builds without interfering with other pilots in the air.
• Turn off VTx after Crash for clean video for other racers.
• Solo Endurance Races, 3 quads ready on the line. Practice for more than 1 pack without taking off goggles. (Instructions on how to setup on OpenTX / Spektrum Coming soon)
• LED Indicator light on board. (Light On \ Power On)
• Can be used on any pad on Flight Controller.
• Does not need a full UART.
  • I.E.: SmartAudio/Tramp on TX and RX for RealPit PinIO
• Up to 4 RealPits per quad. This opens the possibility for LEDs, and VTX, and any other device you can imagine.
• Toggle LED Power or any other devices under 1 amp draw.

Currently Supported Software:

• • • Betaflight (PinIO 3.3.x or Greater)
    • Butterflight (PinIO)
    • FlightOne 1.2.4 + (PINTOGGLE)
    • Flyduino KISS V2 FC
      -Firmware 1.3RC39a (Beta)
      -KISS GUI 2.0.15

Operating Voltage: 5V – 28V (HV-6s) 1Amp Switch

Dimensions: 10 x 12.5 x 2.5 mm

Weight: 0.5 Grams w/ Heatshrink

• 1x Realpit
• 1x 1/2″ Heat shrink piece

Betaflight Settings:

In CLI:

Type RESOURCE

Locate UART TX/RX pad resource ID you are using. We wired to RX4 in this demo. RX4 is A01 Note the name of resource and ID.

Next we will clear that pad from its assigned resource.