FPV System

As of April 2025, this page is stored for archival purposes. K9 has replaced the Genesis drone family to the newly improved Genesis Bravo 3.

FPV (First Person View) allows the ability to stream low latency live video from the drone to give the pilot a direct view from onboard the drone. There are two types of FPV systems, Analog and Digital. Analog offers a simple and robust video transmission and is ubiquitously used and cross-compatible across all systems. One major downside to Analog is low video quality and the lack of security (Unencrypted video streams mean anyone with a video receiver can see your drone video feed). Digital systems offer HD video with more latency, higher cost, and locked system ecosystems. Learn more below. We have linked some analog systems that we have tested for the Genesis A.

Analog FPV System

Recommended TX:

Name	Performance	Link	Notes
RDQ Mach 3		Link	Great budget option.
TBS Unify		Link

Recommended Antenna (Drone Side):

Name	Performance	Link	Notes
Lolipop 4		Link	Great budget option with sufficient performance.
Pagoda Pro		Link	Great upgrade from the Lolipop 4 at a decent price.
Double AXII 2		Link	Best performance, but expensive.

Ensure the antenna polarization direction matches what you purchase for the ground side.

Reccomended FPV Camera:

Name	Performance	Link	Notes
Foxeer Razer		Link
RunCam Night Eagle 3		Link	Excellent night vision performance. Note image is best in black and white.

Setting up your own FPV system:

https://oscarliang.com/fpv-system/