AxisFlying specializes in high-performance FPV drone components, including motors, flight controllers, ESC stacks, and video transmitters for enthusiasts.
AxisFlying is a leading manufacturer dedicated to the First-Person View (FPV) drone industry. With a passion for continuous innovation, the brand specializes in developing high-quality FPV motors, flight controllers (FC), electronic speed controllers (ESC) stacks, video transmitters (VTX), and specialized night vision cameras. They cater to a diverse range of pilots, from grassroots enthusiasts to professional drone racers and freestyle builders globally.
Constructed with feedback from experienced pilots and product testers around the world, AxisFlying's components are engineered for durability, precision, and peak performance. Popular product lines include the Argus series of flight controller and ESC stacks, known for their reliability and advanced features, as well as high-performance analog night cameras and smart remote controllers. Whether building a custom FPV racing quadcopter or upgrading a freestyle rig, AxisFlying provides the essential electronics required for a superior flight experience.
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Firmware configuration details and VTX tables for BetaFlight and INAV can typically be found in your user manual. You may also need to check the exact UART ports and sensor targets relevant to your specific FC model.
You typically use the onboard Band/CH button. Long-press for 2 seconds to switch between frequency groups (indicated by red lights). Short-press to cycle through frequency points CH1 to CH8 (indicated by blue lights). Refer to your VTX table manual to import proper configurations in Betaflight.
If the image is blurry, gently twist the lens to correctly adjust the factory focus. If you're experiencing a weak signal or the range drops quickly, ensure your VTX power is set high enough (≥200mW), verify your antenna connections, and confirm you match the exact goggles channel.
Connect the Red wire to a 5V–36V power source, the Black wire to a Ground (GND) pad, and the Yellow video wire to the Video-in (VIN/CAM) pad on your VTX or Flight Controller. Double-check your specific flight controller's wiring diagram before applying power.