This is a review of the Lilliput 7" LED FPV 5.8GHz Wireless Receiver Monitor. Here is a breakdown of all it's features for easy reference.
- Resolution: 1280 x 800
- Aspect Ratio: 16:10
- Brightness: 400cd/m2
- Contrast: 800:1
- 178 degree wide viewing angles
- HDMI: 1
- Input Voltage: DC 7-24V
- Battery Plate: V-Mount/Anton Bauer mount / F-970 / QM91D / DU21 / LP-E6
This video highlights the positives and negatives of the Lilliput 7" wireless receiver monitor, allowing both hobbyists and professional cinematographers to get a clear picture of the monitors capabilities and if it is a good fit for them.
In my case I use this monitor for both professional and personal fpv use. So far it is the best monitor I've used but I do feel the price point of $350 is to high after taking into account certain features that are not included on this monitor.
Breakdown of the positives and negatives:
Positives:
- Clarity and Image Sharpness
- Color and Image Quality
- High Definition
- Easy to view with direct sunlight
Negatives:
- No Voltage Meter for Battery
- No Meter Showing Signal Strength From Transmitter
- Single Receiver No Diversity Making for More Glitch
UPDATE:
I have utilized this monitor using both a TBS Discovery Pro and as well DJI F450 with a Zenmuse gimbal. When switching from the fpv camera to the gopro on the Discovery Pro there is no issue, however on the F450 I have experienced a frozen screen on the monitor when trying to view through the gopro. The view through the FPV camera works fine but for some reason it freezes on the gopro view. I'm not sure what the issue may be but it seems like it may be something to do with the zenmuse or the video switch since those are the two items that are different from the Discovery Pro platform. Also one other thing to note is that while the image was frozen on the Lilliput it was not frozen on my Fat Shark goggles so the issue is definitely specific to the monitor.
I hope this helps but please get in touch if you have any questions...
