Furious True-D Diversity Receiver System - Clarity Without Compromise

Available from FPV-Direct.com SOON

Designed for the wildly popular FatShark FPV Dominator V2 & V3 and Fatshark HD V2 goggles, Furious FPV debuts an all new take on built in receiver functionality, bringing forth new layers of race ready performance that will change the way you FPV.

Unlike average diversity systems that simply alternate channels at predetermined points, the Furious True Diversity system actively searches for the greatest level of signal strength - choosing the highest strength output for maximum video clarity. This equates into the highest level of video clarity, allowing this active search system to always find the very best signal strength available.

Utilizing smooth switch video capability, the True-D Diversity system alternates between the most optimum signal strength in instantaneous fashion, providing the ultimate in video clarity when it's needed the most. This diversity technology provides ultra clean video with increased overall range, providing a cutting edge advantage with maximum levels of FPV clarity.

With a total of (40) available channels, the True-D is hyper flexible, offering Manual Channel Setup, Auto Search Mode and Working Channel Mode. These different selections provide the end user with total control, allowing you to select what works the very best when it comes to your FPV systems.

Tired of spending 30+ minutes programming your goggles? So are we, which is why we developed Easy View - an ultra simple interface that utilizes a small LCD screen for all setup functionality. With the use of an easy to adjust toggle, you can rapidly locate every function the True-D offers, providing instant levels of setup and adjustment with a simple push of the finger.

Compact and designed to be housed within the FatShark Dominator goggle sets, the Furious True-D system is a true "plug and play" setup that will pay massive dividends when it comes to pushing your FPV to the limits. With this level of diversity technology packed within an easy to use system, you are moments away from the very best FPV upgrade available today, providing epic levels of FPV clarity.

Features:

- True Diversity System Functionality
- Smooth Switch Video Switching Technology
- Raceband Channel Ready
- Multiple Channel Modes - Auto, Manual & Working Modes
- Ultra Compact
- Designed for the FatShark Dominator V2 & V3 and HD V2 Goggles
- Built In Easy View LCD Screen for the Ultimate in Setup Ease

Specifications:

SMA Style: SMA Jack Connector / Female
Working Frequency: 5.8GHz
Application: FatShark Dominator V2 & V3 and HD V2 Goggles
Number of Channels: (40) Channels

Included:

(1) Furious FPV True-D Diversity Receiver System
(1) Plastic Housing w/ Setup View Finder

*** Antennas not included.

What Does Diversity Do For Me?

A Diversity receiver system is (2) receivers built into (1) package, allowing the pilot to choose (2) very different antenna systems for maximum levels of video range & clarity.

The most common antenna used is an omni-directional circular polarized antenna, which provides a specified element of range all around you. However, this radius of video range is limited, so after a specified distance, the video signal will degrade and fall away.

With a Diversity receiver, a 2nd antenna system can be used, allowing a more directional antenna to be chosen for much greater range. Directional antennas far outpace omni directional antennas in overall distance, and even though the beam pattern is more narrow than an omni antenna, directional antennas will certainly increase the given range available, equating to solid video clarity without frustrating signal losses.

With Diversity, you don't need to choose (1) antenna style over another. By pairing (2) vastly different antenna systems for a perfect mix of range and video clarity, the True-D Diversity system rapidly switches between the (2) built in receivers, allowing the best overall signal strength to be utilized for maximum video clarity.

True Diversity Technology

With (2) receivers working together as (1), your video clarity & overall range is optimized as the True-D Diversity system actively searches for the highest signal quality for maximum video clarity.

Smooth Switch Video

Instantaneously switching between antennas for optimum signal strength, Smooth Switch technology keeps your head in the race with the very best video quality available.

Easy View Simplicity

Make FPV ultra simple with Easy View technology. With Easy View, you are a finger press away from every adjustment you could possibly need, displayed in an easy to ready layout.

Working Mode

Offering you the ability to save (8) total channels, Working Mode makes it easy for you to choose the best channel based upon past preferences for the best known performance.

Manual Mode

Straightforward and to the point, Manual Mode gives you complete control, allowing you to select any of the (40) channels available for optimum FPV.

Auto Mode

Make life simple. With Auto Mode, the True-D system does all the work for you by locking onto the video frequency being used, allowing you to simply fly without any fuss or bother.

40 Channel Ready

Optimized with a total of (40) available channels, the True-D covers all the bases, allowing you to use nearly any video transmitter available today.

Ready, Set, Raceband

Ready to race with built in Raceband frequencies, the True-D incorporates Raceband support for track ready application.

Dominate the Dominators

Designed specifically for the FatShark Dominator V2 & V3 goggles, the True-D optimizes the very best in FPV technology with the pinnacle in video clarity.

Furious TRUE D test (3 min 36 sec)

Will you consider to make a U.FL plug for the second antenna? So someone can pass the pigtail to the other side door?

Sounds like an interesting idea. We will pass that onto FuriousFPV.....

Price?

hi all,

please check

FuriousFPV True-D vs FatShark Diversity Module (1 min 42 sec)

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That FatShark Diversity was wrong from the start,
it is being tuned now with better software.

That is not a fair test....give FS about 1month and do the test:-)

It looks like this receiver is using the same open source firmware as the LaForge FPV receiver? Do you plan to give Shea Ivey or the open source project (https://github.com/sheaivey/rx5808-pro-diversity/) any credit?

Just got mine today, works great, so happy with it. So much better than the video's they are showing.

Now in stock at Multirotorshop Australia

Very pumped. I hear the shipment is arriving today or Monday. Have already preordered mine.

Comparison versus Laforge:

Laforge FPV with Diversity vs Furious True-D (2 min 23 sec)

It looks pretty much the same (they both have a little grainy spots at different times) but overall great quality

I don't have any video to share with you atm, but using my LHCP Spironet set and IBCrazy 3-trn helical on my Dom V3's I'm getting the best video reception I've ever seen without a ground station. Looks pretty badarse too, although my white plastic shield doesn't have the Furious FPV logo on it. Perhaps they realized it would've been a dirt catcher? Who knows? Really impressed with it though, especially for the price. 8-)

Is the "Furious" best out there for the DOM's?
The Furious has 2 true vidRx inside the module?
what do the other two competitors use?

how does the newer FatSharkDiversity module and Laforge compare?

Maybe I kinda see what I want to see but I didn't feel there was much difference in performance difference between the Furious and Raceband module in that promo video. Both modules get hit by the same glitching in the same general location (its what I found in my diversity testing as well). I think these new diversity module development are great but I'd like to see some innovation that can deal with the breakup.
Fat Shark

Originally Posted by fatshark

Maybe I kinda see what I want to see but I didn't feel there was much difference in performance difference between the Furious and Raceband module in that promo video. Both modules get hit by the same glitching in the same general location (its what I found in my diversity testing as well). I think these new diversity module development are great but I'd like to see some innovation that can deal with the breakup.
Fat Shark

C'mon Greg....(lol)
It's pretty obvious what will get rid of the break up
in video.....I would use a 1.3ghz Diversity module for the DOM's.
You already make a single 1.3 DOM module, why don't
YOU test a 1.3 Diversity out?

YOU have all the resources to make it rain!...

It claims "true diversity". Are there two receiver modules on this board?