USB-C PD - XT60F - Goggles power supply (V2)
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USB-C PD to XT60 Adapter for FPV Goggles to use a USB-C powerbank. The powerbank needs to be PD capable.
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USB-C PD to XT60 Adapter for FPV Goggles
Update 2025-11-02: The adapter, including the 3D print works well for my HD-Zero Box Pro Goggles. I use a Veger 20W 10Ah USB Powerbank. With it's included short USB-C cable, I can have the powerbank in my rear pocket, but the adapter was hanging somewhere. Therefore I decided to adjust the design and also provide one with a pocket clip. The clip needs to be glued on the base.
FPV goggles are typically powered via an XT60 connector. However, I didn’t want to use a LiPo battery to power mine, so I designed this adapter to work with a USB-C PD trigger board that provides 15V to the XT60 plug.
The small PD trigger breakout boards are inexpensive and easy to find — I used this type:
Make sure to create a solid connection between the PD trigger board and the XT60 plug, and solder carefully. While these PD trigger modules are rated for up to 100W, I personally wouldn’t fully trust that rating — but 15V for FPV goggles should be perfectly fine.
After setting the correct voltage using the DIP switches, you can glue the XT60 connector into place and close the lid. The case can be held together with a friction fit, or you can add a small amount of glue for extra security.
Supports are needed to print the USB-C and the XT60 pockets.
⚠ Disclaimer:
Use this adapter at your own risk. Always test it with your goggles before flying to ensure everything works safely and reliably.USB-C PD to XT60 Adapter for FPV Goggles
FPV goggles are typically powered via an XT60 connector. However, I didn’t want to use a LiPo battery to power mine, so I designed this adapter to work with a USB-C PD trigger board that provides 15V to the XT60 plug.