BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro II FPV Kit

BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro II FPV Kit RTF (ready to fly) is a complete set for analog FPV flying, including a fully assembled and test-flown Meteor75 Pro II drone, a LiteRadio 2 SE RC transmitter, and VR03 FPV goggles. It also includes two batteries, a charger with voltage tester, spare propellers and frame, and a carrying case, so the set contains everything needed for an immediate start and is especially suitable for beginner pilots. Thanks to the ducted propellers and low drone weight, flying is relatively safe indoors as well as outdoors in a garden or park. The transmitter with ELRS 2,4GHz protocol and the goggles with 5,8GHz reception can later also be used with other drones featuring an ELRS receiver and analog video transmitter.

Meteor75 Pro II is a 1S Tinywhoop with a diagonal motor-to-motor distance of 80mm and a weight of 27,98g without battery. Control is handled by the Matrix 1S 5IN1 II board, combining a flight controller with STM32G473 processor, a 2,4GHz ELRS receiver, ESCs with continuous current of 12A (Bluejay firmware), and an analog video transmitter.

The board is mounted at three points that create a damping space on impact, and features a reinforced 1,0mm thick PCB for better crash resistance. Power is provided by Freestyle 1102 21000Kv motors (2026 version) combined with Gemfan 1811 three-blade propellers.

Video is captured by an Air Camera with a 1/4,5" CMOS sensor, 16:9 aspect ratio, and 173° field of view. The integrated video transmitter operates on 48 channels in the 5,8GHz band with switchable output power of 25/100/200/400mW. The drone is factory configured in Betaflight: Angle and Horizon modes, buzzer, and turtle mode for flipping the drone after crashing upside down are assigned to transmitter switches, while Air Mode is permanently enabled.

Recommended batteries are 1S LAVA II with a capacity of 480-680mAh and BT2.0 connector. The package includes two LAVA II 1S 580mAh batteries (LiHV, 95C). The batteries are charged using the included BT2.0 V2 USB-C powered charger, which charges two batteries simultaneously at 1A and also serves as a voltage tester.

The VR03 FPV goggles feature a 4,3" LCD display with 800x480 resolution and a 48-channel receiver in the 5,8GHz band. The automatic channel search function finds the strongest signal in approximately 3 seconds. The detachable 3dBi omnidirectional antenna uses an RP-SMA connector. The goggles support DVR recording in 480p resolution to a microSD card up to 64GB (card not included), and recordings can be played directly in the goggles. They are powered by a built-in 2000mAh battery charged via USB-C. They weigh 300g and feature foam padding with an adjustable strap.

The LiteRadio 2 SE RC transmitter uses the ExpressLRS 2,4GHz protocol. ExpressLRS is an advanced open-source RC system with long range, low latency, and high refresh rate. The transmitter outputs 100mW, offers 8 channels, and is configured for Mode 2 (throttle on the left). Its shape resembles a game controller and it has a rubberized surface. It is powered by an integrated 1S 1000mAh battery charged via USB-C. When connected to a computer or Android device, it works as a USB joystick, allowing practice before the first flight in simulators such as Liftoff, VelociDrone, DRL, or DJI Virtual Flight.

Do not power on the video transmitter without an antenna connected.

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