• DifferentialDedicated Wireless Ecosystem
   No transmitter forwarding required. Eliminates messy wiring with clean, stable 2.4GHz communication.
• Multi-Platform Compatibility 
   Works with all servo gimbals on multirotors, wings, cars, boats. Plug-and-play ready.
• Strong Range & Anti-Interference
   High-gain antennas deliver 1km ground and 2km air range with excellent stability.
• Integrated Safety Protection
   Features a Low CG structure design that significantly improves climbing and cornering stability, effectively suppressing rollovers for confident control.
• High-Performance Portal Axles
   One-tap reset and fail-safe return-to-center upon signal loss.
• Flexible 5V Power Supply
   The head tracker receiver operates on just 5V power, easily drawing electricity directly from a UBEC, receiver, or flight controller for simplified installation.

1. What is a Headtracker?
A Headtracker is a motion-based control system that translates head movements into real-time control signals. When mounted on FPV goggles, it wirelessly transmits these signals to the gimbal, which adjusts the camera's orientation, delivering a seamless and immersive FPV experience with responsive, real-time control.

2. What other equipment is needed to use the SyncPilot Headtracker Set?
You’ll need a gimbal, camera, video transmission system, and compatible FPV goggles for mounting the SyncPilot Headtracker Set.

3. Are there any other accessories available to complement the SyncPilot Headtracker?
Yes! We offer several accessories to enhance your FPV experience, including the VTX Mount & Cooling Fan, FPV Servo Gimbal, and FPV Cockpits for the FMS RC Airplanes, including the 1100mm PC-21 and 80mm BAE Hawk.

4. What if the gimbal moves in the opposite direction of my head?
Make sure the head tracking module is installed correctly. You can also use the head tracker software to adjust the direction and gain settings to match your preferred setup.

5. How is the head tracking module powered?
The head tracking module runs on an independent battery that is charged via a Type-C port for up to 2 hours of use.

6. How is the head tracking receiver powered?
The head tracking receiver requires 5V power, which can be supplied through a direct connection to UBEC, the RC receiver, or the flight controller for quick and easy setup.