Home Auto Pilot Flight Controller Tarot TL300N 5.8GHz AV Transmission Transmitter/ Receiver

Tarot TL300N 5.8GHz AV Transmission Transmitter/ Receiver

$60.95

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Features TAROT developed 32 frequency points! 600mw 5.8g image transmission system with super mini size and light weight design, especially for current small-scale multicopters.32 frequency points is compatible with conventional frequency to provide one-way video signal, two-way audio signals long-distance transmission, besides, it also provides 5V 1A power output (can be used for image overlay, video cameras power supply. Be sure to check the voltage and current ahead in order to avoid burn-related equipment), its transmitter weight is only 8.3g (excluding antenna).
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Transmitter Specification:
- Weight: 8.3G (without antenna)
- Dimension: 21 x 33 x 7.5 mm
- Working Frequency: 5645-5945MHz
- Channel: 4 bands / 32 channel
- Channel selection:5-DIP switch
- Output Power: 27.5 dbm (600mw)
- Input Voltage: DC 7-26V (2-6S)
- Output Voltage: 5V 1A
- Antenna Adaptor: RP SMA Female 50Ω
- Working Temperature: -10 ~ 60 degrees.
- Frequency: FM
Receiver Specification:
- Weight: 10.9 G (without antenna)
- Dimension: 28 x 46 x 40 mm
- Working frequency: 5645-5945 MHZ
- Channel: 4 bands / 32 channels
- Channel selection:5-DIP switch
- Receiving Sensitivity: -85 dbm
- Input Voltage: DC 7-26V (2-6S)
- Antenna Adaptor: RP SMA Female 50Ω
- Working Temperature: -10 ~ 60 degrees
- Frequency: FM/PLL
- Output: 2.5mm 4 pins AV output
- Power input: 3.5mm (exterior) 1.3 mm (interior) DC
Note: 1.Install the antenna before connecting the power to avoid further damage.
2.Choose proper working frequency and tune the receiver to the same frequency. Please refer to the channel list.
3.Do not touch the surface of transmitter while operating. It is normal the surface is getting hot.
4.The input voltage range is between 7-26V (2-6S), do not overload the working voltage.
5.The output voltage is 5V1A. Please confirm the current and voltage of the camera