Walksnail Avatar HD Kit V2 32GB - 22ms FPV Video

Walksnail Avatar HD Kit V2 32GB is a digital FPV camera and video-transmitter kit for custom drones. Its Avatar V2 camera uses a 1/3.2-inch 4MP sensor, a 2.1mm lens, and a 160-degree field of view, while the VTX adds 32GB of built-in recording storage.

Camera And Video Modes

The camera records at 1080p and supports 1080P/60fps, 720P/100fps, and 720P/60fps modes, with compatibility for 1080P/120fps and 1080P/100fps. The native 4:3 sensor can also operate in 16:9 framing, giving builders two image formats for different FPV setups.

The camera weighs 7.2g and measures 19 x 19 x 22mm. A 0.001Lux minimum-illumination specification, F2.0 aperture, rolling shutter, and Gyroflow support define the camera hardware rather than the drone itself.

VTX Fit And Compatibility

The VTX weighs 15.4g, measures 33.5 x 33.5 x 10.5mm, and provides 20 x 20mm and 25.5 x 25.5mm mounting patterns. Its 5.725-5.850GHz communication range and eight-channel specification place it in the digital FPV video category.

Input power spans 6V-25.2V, covering the voltage range used by 2S-6S LiPo builds. The system supports Betaflight, INAV, KISS, Fettec, and ArduPilot flight-controller ecosystems, and the transmitter records 1080p or 720p video to its internal 32GB storage.

Price And Category Context

A US specialist retailer listed the Walksnail Avatar HD Kit V2 32GB with gyro at about $245.99 for the air-unit kit as of 09/22/2026. Walksnail's store listed broader Avatar bundles from $753.99, a different package that combines goggles with FPV hardware.

Compared with an analog camera-and-transmitter setup, the V2 kit supplies digital HD video, onboard storage, a 22ms average latency specification, and a wide 6V-25.2V input. Compared with the smaller Avatar HD Mini 1S Kit, its 32GB VTX, 20 x 20mm mounting option, and 2S-6S input suit larger custom builds.

Who The Kit Fits

The kit is aimed at FPV pilots building or upgrading a drone that can accept the camera and VTX mounting patterns. The 32GB recorder, Gyroflow support, 4:3 camera sensor, and 1080p modes suit pilots who want digital video and onboard recording in one air unit.

Its limits are physical and ecosystem-based. The kit is a camera-and-VTX component rather than a complete drone, and the 6V-25.2V input, mounting dimensions, flight-controller support, and compatible Avatar goggles must match the airframe and video system.