CADDXFPV Walksnail Moonlight 4K HD Air Unit
$215.99
- Exceptional Low-Light FPV: Keep exploring when daylight starts to fade. The 1/1.8-inch starlight sensor, F2.1 aperture, ISO 100–25600 range, and 3D DNR help FPV pilots capture clearer, more detailed views in dusk, evening, and other low-light environments—ideal for night RC runs, evening flights, and low-light FPV adventures.
- K/60fps Onboard Recording: Turn your FPV sessions into footage worth keeping. Record up to 4K/60fps at a maximum 150Mbps bitrate, with MP4 (H.264) recording and support for U3 Micro SD cards up to 256GB. Built for FPV hobbyists and content creators who want to capture scenic flights, RC adventures, freestyle sessions, and memorable moments in greater detail.
- Smoother Footage from Capture to Edit: Rough terrain, quick turns, and vibration can make FPV footage harder to watch. Built-in EIS helps stabilize supported 2.7K recordings, while Gyroflow support gives creators more flexibility to smooth footage in post-production—useful for RC trail driving, dynamic FPV flights, and creators who want cleaner final videos.
- Wide, Responsive View for FPV Control: See more of the environment around your vehicle or aircraft with a maximum 160° field of view, while an average 22ms latency keeps the live feed responsive during turns and movement. Whether navigating an RC trail, cruising with a fixed-wing aircraft, or exploring a new FPV route, Moonlight helps pilots stay immersed and aware of the scene ahead.
- Built for the Avatar FPV Ecosystem: Designed to work with Walksnail Avatar Goggles X and Goggles L for immersive real-time FPV viewing, while Canvas Mode and UART connectivity support flight-controller OSD integration. A versatile choice for FPV hobbyists building custom aircraft, RC vehicles, and creator-focused setups that need live viewing, onboard recording, and OSD support in one system.
Specifications
| Video | 4K 60 fps, 1080p, 720p — the only 4K unit here |
|---|---|
| Sensor | 1/1.8" starlight — the same class as the Avatar Pro, reading more of it |
| Field of view | 160° |
| Latency | 22 ms average |
| Transmit power | 1200 mW |
| Range | Up to 4 km — the Avatar Pro's radio, not the GT2's 20 km |
| Stabilisation | EIS in the air, or Gyroflow data to stabilise afterwards |
| Storage | microSD to 256 GB, U3 rated. 4K needs the speed — a slower card drops frames |
| Transmitter | 34 × 34 × 15 mm on a 20 × 20 mm or 25.5 × 25.5 mm pattern |
| Camera | 19.6 × 14 × 23.9 mm |
| Weight | 38.5 g as the listing gives it, about 43 g flown — the antenna allowance is what the Avatar Pro's own two published figures differ by |
| Operating range | −20 °C to 40 °C |
| Fits | Five-inch frames and up. The two long-range units start at seven |
| In the box | Air unit, booster antenna, coaxial cable, ND8 filter, screws, gasket, manual |
| Goggles | Walksnail Avatar HD goggles — a closed system, it will not feed DJI or analog |
| Manufacturer | CADDXFPV |
| Model | Moonlight Kit (WN11-4K14B-US) |
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