Factory Direct 9.7 inch FPV LCD HDMI Monitor For Helicopter

Model Number: 969FPV

Multiple power support, makes outdoor photography more convenient and practical.

No "blue screen" problem when the signal gets weak, flying much further and never lose image.

Sunlight readable with ultra brightness & definition screen.

5.8GHz Wireless AV Receiver

Built-in AV receiver support PAL / NTSC switch automatically, anti-black, anti-blue, anti-flash.

Not affect by 2.4GHz R/C Radios

High capacity rechargeable Li-ion battery, make power cables free.

Small, light weight, durable.

Lilliput 969FPV 9.7" LCD Dual HDMI Camera Monitor For Full HD Camcorder

IPS panel wide viewing angles,
High resolution: 1024× 768,
High brightness: 420CD/,
High contrast: 600: 1,
Dual HDMI input,
USB 5V output for charging,
Wide voltage: DC 7-24V,
TALLY interface with indicating light,
Gimbal bracket for installation,
Suitcase make monitor watertight, crushproof and dust proof.

Advanced Functions:
Peaking Filter, False Colors, Histogram, Exposure, Camera, Center Marker, Pixel-to-Pixel, Color Bar, Screen Marker, Aspect Ratio, Check Field, Underscan/Overscan, Freeze Input, H/V Delay, 8x Zoom, Picture-in-Picture.

Peaking Function
The operator adjusts the focus control until the red outlines on the desired area are clear, indicating optimal focus. For the best results, be sure the subject is properly exposed. Enjoy taking your photos!
Two Peaking kinds: Mono version & Color Version

False Color
The false color filter is used to aid in the setting of camera exposure,which enables proper exposure to be achieved without the use of costly,complicated external test equipment.

Exposure (Zebras)
The exposure is used to assist in exposure adjustment in the mode of Zebra Pattern

Brightness Histogram
The brightness Histogram is a quantitative tool to check the picture brightness.This feature shows the distribution of brightness in an image as a graph of brightness along the horizontal axis (Left:Dark; Right:Bright) and a stack of the number of pixel at each level of brightness along the vertical axis.