New 5.8 Ghz wireless video system 1200mW Long Range
A new strong video link on 5.8 Ghz frq.
This is a FPV RC Mini 5.8GHz 1200mW wireless AV transmitter and receiver combo set, 9 CH, high power transmitter,long distance transmission. Good device for FPV use.
New function Switching the video channel ON FLIGHT. Useful if you suddenly find a interference from another transmitter on the same channel.
TX with integrated Heat Sink & Fan Cooling.
Fully compatible with 2.4GHz R/C radios!
You can get 3 km range without any problem and more than 14 Km. range with optional Patch 18dbi 5.8Ghz
For even further range try out our 24 dBi 5.8 gHz Parabolic Grid antenna
It is designed and tested to offer the lowest possible RF and EM output so as not to interfere with any of your sensitive RC components. The transmitter operates from a 6V-16V input voltage and generates very little heat despite the broad input voltage range.When powered a red LED indicates the transmitter is working. An aluminum base plate is used to keep the transmitter running cool and with a total weight of just about 20g this is a perfect companion to the Fatshark Aviator and Dominator 5.8Ghz.
Transmitter 1200mW 5,8Ghz
• Dimension: 70*38*18.5mm
• Weight: 65 gr.
• Channel Swiching ON FLIGHT: YES
• Working Voltage: DC12V
• Working Current: 700mA
• Refrigeration: Heat Sing & Fan Cooling.
• Working Frequency: 5.8G
• Digital Display
• Working Channels: 9CH 1): 5720Mhz 2): 5740Mhz 3): 5760Mhz 4): 5780Mhz 5): 5800Mhz 6): 5820Mhz 7): 5840Mhz 8): 5860Mhz 9): 5880Mhz
• Working Power: 1200mW
• Transmitting Range: 2500m - 4000m (In Open Fields)
Receiver:
• Dimension: 72*43*11mm
• Working Voltage: DC12V
• Working Current: 200mA
• Working Frequency:5.8G
• Digital Display
• Working Channels: 9CH 1): 5720Mhz 2): 5740Mhz 3): 5760Mhz 4): 5780Mhz 5): 5800Mhz 6): 5820Mhz 7): 5840Mhz 8): 5860Mhz 9): 5880Mhz
INCLUDE:
•1x Transmitter 5.8Ghz 1200mW
•1x Receiver
•2x Antenna Onmi 3dBi
•2x Cable
•2x Connector
•2x AV cable
•1x Manual
***Compatible with goggles: Fatshark Aviator 5.8Ghz, Dominator in 5.8Ghz and Predator.***
***Compatible with receiver: Airwave, Uno and DUO from ImmersionRC***
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Comment by Daniel on September 1, 2012 at 1:19am -
Data in ? (in the picture)
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Comment by Jesse on September 1, 2012 at 1:23am -
For us non-metric users.... the range is 1.86 miles (3km) or up to 8.7 miles (14km). :-)
(thank you Google converter)
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Comment by penpen on September 1, 2012 at 3:27am
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arf, only airwave frequency... too bad
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Comment by Scott James on September 1, 2012 at 3:31am -
Look's good!
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Developer Comment by R_Lefebvre on September 1, 2012 at 4:46am -
How come you aren't offering any circular polarized antennas? For me that's key. With standard antenna, I could barely go 100 feet. Put on two cloverleafs, 200m with great signal on must 200mW.
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Comment by Vladimir "Lazy" Khudyakov on September 1, 2012 at 5:35am -
Lookong to my VTQ TX system...
2W amplifier - 12V/16A - 144W consumption.
This device ( 1,2W ) say 12V/0,7A - 8,4W consumption.
Questions?
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Comment by Tilman Baumann on September 1, 2012 at 7:40am -
Why the huge ass heatsink and fan if it does not generate much heat?
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Moderator Comment by Hooks on September 1, 2012 at 9:45am -
We don't offer cp antennas because we know some people used a lot time developing this antenna. Also there are some great people in spain who makes so good quality we don't even want to try compete.
CP antenna on 5.8 GHz is top $..
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Comment by Rana on September 1, 2012 at 9:10pm -
What is the function of the data port ?
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