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The Freefly Optional FPV System for Astro is a wide-angle first-person-view camera and front-mounted USB-C port that bolts to the nose of the standard (non-NDAA) Astro and connects through the Astro IO panel. The 1080p camera streams a 155-degree forward view to the pilot for situational awareness in close-quarters or obstacle-rich flight, and the integrated USB hub relocates the mapping drive from the bottom of the chassis to a more accessible spot on the front of the aircraft.
Forward situational awareness for the pilot and an easier place to swap your mapping drive. 44 g, two screws, USB-C in and out.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | 910-00731 |
| Configuration | Non-NDAA (standard Astro) |
| Compatibility | Any Astro airframe |
| Camera resolution | 1080p |
| Horizontal field of view | 155 degrees |
| Installed weight | 44 g |
| Storage | 64 GB USB-C removable drive (included) |
| Mounting | Front of Astro chassis, two screws |
| Connection | USB-C, via Astro IO panel |
| Installation tool | 2 mm hex driver (ships with Astro) |
| In the box | FPV Hub, 64 GB USB-C drive, 2 mounting screws, 2 extra pull tags, lens cover |
Please note: This is the non-NDAA configuration of the Optional FPV System for Astro. The Astro itself is sold separately. If your aircraft is on the Blue UAS Cleared List or you are buying under a procurement requirement for NDAA Section 848 compliance, order the NDAA configuration of this kit so that the accessory does not break compliance on the airframe.
Under FAA Part 107, operations using first-person view require either a Visual Observer who maintains visual line of sight on the aircraft, or an FAA waiver from 14 CFR 107.31. The FPV system is a piece of hardware and does not change those requirements. Plan your operation accordingly.
It adds a wide-angle, 1080p, 155-degree forward-facing camera to the nose of the Astro and connects through the Astro IO panel's USB-C port so the pilot sees a live forward view. It also adds a front-mounted USB-C port that relocates the mapping drive from the underside of the airframe to the front of the chassis, where it is much easier to access.
The hardware is compatible with any Astro airframe. This listing is the non-NDAA configuration and is the right choice for the standard Astro and the standard (non-NDAA) Astro Max. If you operate the Astro Max NDAA or any Blue UAS Cleared configuration and need the accessory to keep that compliance status intact, order the NDAA version of the FPV system instead.
The FPV hub bolts to the front of the Astro chassis with two screws using the 2 mm hex driver that ships with the Astro. The hub then connects to the Astro IO panel through its USB-C port. Installation is a few minutes and does not require removing other payloads.
The system weighs 44 g installed, so the impact on flight time and payload capacity is small.
It is a 64 GB USB-C removable drive that mounts in the front-facing USB-C port on the FPV hub. It is the same drive interface the Astro uses for mapping data, just relocated to the front of the chassis for faster removal and swapping between flights. A pull tag is preinstalled and two spare tags are included.
Under FAA Part 107, FPV operations require either a Visual Observer who maintains visual line of sight on the aircraft, or an FAA waiver from 14 CFR 107.31. The FPV system is hardware and does not change those rules. Public aircraft operators flying under a COA or other authorization should follow the rules that govern their operation.
The Optional FPV System for Astro ships with Freefly's standard manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Aug 6 - Aug 11
US$40
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