Suppo Freebird OSD 3.71 with GPS and 100A Current Sensor

The Suppo Freebird OSD is a small circuit board that provides telemetry data and overlays it on to your FPV screen/goggles. It will provide in-flight data presented in a simple layout including flight battery voltage, current draw, speed, distance travelled and even a helpful home direction indictor arrow. Those with DVR’s on the ground will appreciate the live GPS co-ordinates displayed in case of a lost aircraft.

This is an excellent piece of kit and almost mandatory for FPV pilots who require real time in-flight data.

Please note, the camera and video transmitter shown in the second product photo are not included.

Features:

• A fully independent OSD system
• Includes GPS & 100A current sensor
• Offer complete flight data display
• Support RSSI signal detection
• Suitable for use in RC quadcopters, aeroplanes, model ships and more
• Compact and lightweight

Functions:

• Battery voltage (V)
• Current draw (A)
• Current consumption (mAh)
• Speed
• Number of GPS satellites
• Home direction indicator
• Distance travelled
• Distance from home
• Altitude (from GPS)
• Heading direction
• Remote RSSI signal strength (RSSI output requires Receiver support)
• Center of the screen icon
• Latitude and longitude (LON: longitude LAT: latitude E:East W:West S:South N:North)
• Flight timer

FAQs:

• When I power up the OSD I only see a loading page: This is normal, it can take several minutes for the OSD to acquire a GPS signal. Make sure the OSD is powered up outside with a clear view of the sky.
• The OSD doesn’t load at all: Disconnect the camera input and re-power the device. When the OSD loads select the appropriate PAL / NTSC setting to match your camera and then reconnect the camera.