TS832 48CH 5.8G 600mW Wireless Video Transmitter
₦36,200.00
The TS832 is a 5.8GHz wireless video transmitter designed for FPV (First Person View) applications, commonly used in drone racing, aerial photography, and remote control scenarios. It transmits live video signals from a drone’s onboard camera to FPV goggles or monitors, enabling pilots to view real-time video footage during flight.
Key Features:
- Frequency Band: 5.8GHz, suitable for FPV systems.
- Transmit Power: 600mW (milliwatts), providing a strong and stable video transmission signal.
- Channels: Supports 48 channels for compatibility with various FPV receivers.
- Input Voltage: Typically operates on 7-24V DC, compatible with standard LiPo battery packs.
- Connector Type: SMA or RP-SMA connector for antenna connection.
- Compact Design: Lightweight and compact for easy integration into drone setups.
- LED Display: Indicates the current channel and transmission status.
- Heat Dissipation: Efficient heat dissipation design to maintain optimal performance during operation.
Technical Specifications:
- Frequency Range: 5645-5945MHz
- Channels: 48 channels, covering A, B, E, F, and R bands.
- Transmit Power: 600mW (27dBm)
- Operating Voltage: 7-24V DC
- Operating Current: 220mA at 12V
- Connector: SMA or RP-SMA
- Dimensions: Compact size suitable for mounting on drones or FPV equipment.
- Weight: Lightweight for minimal impact on drone performance.
Applications:
- Drone Racing: Provides real-time video feed to FPV goggles for competitive racing.
- Aerial Photography: Enables photographers to frame shots and capture video from the drone’s perspective.
- Remote Monitoring: Used in surveillance and inspection tasks requiring live video transmission.
- FPV Experience: Enhances the immersive experience for pilots flying drones using FPV goggles.
- Training and Simulation: Used in drone training exercises to simulate real-world flight scenarios.
Datasheet:
For detailed technical information, refer to the TS832 datasheet.
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