TBS POWERCUBE FPVISION

The TBS POWERCUBE CORE combines the precision of an 800mW-capable Unify Pro, a fully customizable OSD, and a TBS DCDC V2 all in one 36mm x 36mm PBD. At an incredibly low weight of 8.6g, the POWERCUBE FPVision is the next step in integration for fpv racing craft.

The TBS POWERCUBE FPVision combines the forward-thinking of an 800mW-capable Unify Pro, the mind-bending capabilities of the full-graphic CORE PRO OSD, a 250A current sensor and a TBS DCDC V2 all in one 36mm x 36mm PBD. At an incredibly low weight of 8.6g, the POWERCUBE FPVision is the next step in fpv racing integration. It replaces the TBS PDB in the powercube!

INCREDIBLE FORM FACTOR

The TBS POWERCUBE FPVision is the epitome of miniaturization. With the goal of reducing all-up-weight and wire spaghetti in drone racing, this masterpiece completely disappears on the FC-stack, and it takes a lot of components with it! But unlike similar solutions already out there, it doesn't actually compromise on performance!

FULL GRAPHICS OSD

Don't worry about sacrificing functionality for weight. With a full-graphics OSD, the possibilities are endless. Nice analog "fuel" gauges, different size text and fonts, clean and readable menus! The POWERCUBE FPVision lets you use RC Stick commands (BST or Colibri FC required) to customize all aspects of your on-screen display, as well as tune your flight control (Colibri FC required).

BUILT IN VTX

With the UNIFY PRO, TBS has created the best VTx for FPV Racing. The FPVision builds on the success of that, and takes it even further. With peak values well beyond 1400mW, the VTx will settle on a stable 800mW and more if really necessary, or whisper on a precise 25mW when needed. With full integration, features such as PitMode really shine.

FPV CAMERA INTEGRATION

While the camera technology keeps evolving, one thing remains the same: Less than ideal settings for weather and time of day require you to modify the settings according to the situation, often between races! To make this process effortless, you can navigate the camera menu through your R/C sticks. And if that wasn't enough, the 2nd camera port allows you to switch between 2 views!