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1.7GHz 5W analog FPV video transmitter with 9 channels, switchable 25mW/5000mW output, and IRC Tramp support.
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| Weight | 6907076 kg |
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| Power Output | 25mW/5W |
| Frequency | 1.7GHz |
| Channel | 9CH |
| Input Voltage | 7–36V DC (2–8S LiPo) |
| Control Protocol | IRC-Tramp |
| Mounting Holes | 30.5×30.5mm |
| Antenna Connector | SMA |
| Weight | 38g |
| Dimensions | 38×38×20.7mm |
| Shell Material | Aluminum |
This 1.7GHz analog video transmitter is developed for long-range UAV video transmission systems, with a focus on high-power RF output, system stability, and flexible integration.
The module is designed based on practical deployment requirements, including wide voltage input, multi-channel configuration, and support for remote parameter control via standard protocols.
With in-house development and continuous iteration, the design supports customization and system-level integration, making it suitable for OEM and ODM projects across different UAV platforms.
The transmitter operates within the 1.7GHz band and supports multi-channel configuration for flexible deployment.
With adjustable RF output power up to 5W (25mW / 5000mW), it can be configured for low-power testing or high-power long-range transmission scenarios.
Standard interface design enables integration with typical FPV and UAV systems.
The module supports a wide DC input range, allowing direct connection to common UAV battery systems without additional voltage regulators.
Integrated protocol support enables remote parameter adjustment through flight controller or OSD system, improving efficiency during configuration and operation.
Standardized interface design allows straightforward integration with typical FPV and UAV platforms.
Antenna must be installed before powering on
Ensure sufficient cooling during high-power operation
Verify correct voltage input before connection
Avoid improper wiring to prevent module damage
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