BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro HD FPV Kit

BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro HD FPV Kit (RTF – ready to fly) is a complete set for digital HD FPV flying. It includes an assembled and test-flown Meteor75 Pro P1 drone, LiteRadio 4 SE RC transmitter and VR04 HD FPV goggles. It also includes two batteries, a USB charger, spare frame, spare propellers and a carrying case, so the set contains everything needed for immediate use and is especially suitable for beginner pilots who want a clear HD transmission instead of analogue video. More experienced pilots can use it as a second drone where flying a larger quad is not possible. The transmitter with ELRS 2.4GHz protocol can later be used with other drones featuring an ELRS receiver, while the goggles can be used with other ArtLynk system units.

Meteor75 Pro P1 is a 1S Tinywhoop with a diagonal motor-to-motor distance of 80.8mm. Thanks to its ducted propellers and low weight of 37.5g without battery, it is relatively safe to fly indoors or near people. The frame is made of grey transparent plastic, while the camera is protected by a lightweight injection-moulded canopy (2.5g) resistant to impacts and heat. Control is handled by the Matrix 1S 3IN1 HD board, combining a flight controller, four ESCs with continuous current of 12A and an ELRS receiver at 2.4GHz. The board is designed exclusively for digital transmission, so it does not have analogue OSD. It runs Betaflight firmware and is factory configured including switch assignments, so no changes are needed before the first flight. Power is provided by 1102 21000Kv / 18000Kv motors combined with three-blade Gemfan 45mm propellers. Since July 2026, the manufacturer has been fitting these motors instead of the previous 1102 22000Kv motors; according to the manufacturer, flight characteristics remain unchanged.

Video is transmitted by the digital P1 Air Unit with a camera featuring a 1/2.9" CMOS sensor and a 170° field of view. The live feed has a resolution of 1080p at 60fps and latency of around 60ms; the manufacturer states a range of 400m for the set. The camera angle can be adjusted from 10-30°. Until the motors are armed, the unit operates in a power-saving standby mode, so we recommend waiting briefly after arming until the image stabilises fully.

ArtLynk is an open digital HD video transmission system for FPV. Thanks to a shared standard, air units, FPV goggles and receiver modules from different manufacturers are mutually compatible. Brands in the system include BetaFPV, HGLRC, SkyZone and TJRC. ArtLynk transmits video in 1080p at 60fps with latency of around 60ms and offers a significantly clearer and more stable image than analogue transmission. It is an affordable alternative to DJI and Walksnail for pilots who want HD quality without the closed ecosystem of a single brand. Neither the drone nor the goggles are compatible with DJI, Walksnail, HDZero systems or analogue transmission. To work with devices from other manufacturers (e.g. HGLRC Draco), both the goggles and the unit must have firmware V2.0.5 or later.

Recommended batteries are 1S LAVA II with a capacity of 480-680mAh and a BT2.0 connector. The package includes two 580mAh batteries, providing a flight time of up to 5.5 minutes depending on flying style. The battery slides into a slot in the lower part of the drone. It is charged using the included BT2.0 charger, which also serves as a voltage tester. The manufacturer recommends not flying below 3.4V.

The VR04 HD FPV goggles feature a 4.5" LCD display with 1920x1080 resolution and two antennas for reception on the 5.8GHz band (3 channels in normal mode, 16 channels in race mode for avoiding congested frequencies). A single button starts DVR recording in 1080p at 60fps to a microSD card up to 1TB, which can be played directly in the goggles (card not included). They are powered by two replaceable 18650 2600mAh cells in the rear part of the head strap, with runtime of approximately 3 hours. They charge via USB-C, or can be powered by a 2-6S battery through the DC5.5 connector. The internal space is large enough for prescription glasses, while PU padding and a soft nose bridge provide good shielding from ambient light. The drone unit firmware is also updated through the goggles. Protect the goggle lenses from direct sunlight to prevent display burn-in.

The LiteRadio 4 SE RC transmitter uses the ExpressLRS 2.4GHz protocol. ExpressLRS is an advanced open-source RC system with long range, low latency and a high refresh rate. It transmits at 100mW by default and is set to Mode 2 (throttle on the left). It has four switches, two buttons and an integrated 1S 2000mAh battery with runtime of approximately 8 hours. It charges via USB-C and takes approximately 40 minutes to charge with a 5V/3A adapter. When connected to a computer by cable, it works as a USB joystick for FPV simulators; in Xbox mode, it can also be used with DJI Virtual Flight on a computer, phone or tablet. Settings and firmware updates are performed in BETAFPV Configurator.

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