DalRC QOSD GPS Module Spare Part (OSD Not Included)

The DALRC QOSD has been discontinued.

The DALRC QOSD is a small circuit board that provides telemetry data and overlays it on to your FPV screen/goggles.  It has a built in compass, barometer, gyroscope, and accelerometer.  It will provide in-flight data including battery voltage, attitude angle (pitch and roll), speed, home direction, distance travelled and even an artifical horizon.  

This is an excellent piece of kit and almost mandatory for FPV pilots who require real time in-flight data.

It provides an artificial horizon overlay with a simple layout to display other relevant data to the FPV pilot. Those with DVR's on the ground will appreciate the live GPS co-ords displayed in case of a lost machine.

Features:

• A fully independent OSD system with built-in sensors
• Sensors include compass, barometer, gyroscope and accelerometer
• Offer complete flight data display
• Support GPS and RSSI signal
• Connect to the receiver to control OSD switch
• Suitable for use in RC quadcopters, aeroplanes, model ships and more
• Compact and lightweight

Functions:

• Battery voltage (voltage warning, 2-6S automatic detect)
• Attitude angle (P: pitch angle R: Roll angle)
• Speed
• Number of GPS satellites 
• Home direction indicator
• Distance travelled
• Distance from home
• Altitude
• Azimuth 
• Heading
• Remote RSSI signal strength (RSSI output requires Receiver support, not displayed by default)
• Horizon 
• Center of the screen icon (supports three kinds of icons, or off))
• Vertical speed
• Latitude and longitude (LON: longitude LAT: latitude E:East W:West S:South N:North)
• Flight time
• Maximum flight speed 
• Maximum line distance 

IMPORTANT NOTES:

To use the Home Arrow function set yaw direction to GPS (not compass).

If you are getting a black screen (no picture) please check your voltage input. The DalOSD requires a 6-26V input. It's best to take the power from your flight battery not from a VTX as most only output 5 volts. In any case it's more useful to have the voltage readout on the OSD being your flight battery.

Be aware that the output voltage to the camera is unregulated, i.e. it will match the input battery voltage.