Spektrum 25/200/600mW Adjustable Power Video Transmitter

Introduction

Introduction

FPV leaflets searching for a small feature rich video transmitter will discover the Spektrum VT1000 checks all the right boxes. The VT1000 consists of frequency assistance on all legal 5.8GHz channels, selectable power output (25mW, 200mW, and 600mW), an incorporated microphone, and an effective frequency management tool built right into Spektrum technology.* Changing the band, channel and power level can be handled from 2 push howevertons on the circuit board, but much of the time those will only be booked for backup. The Spektrum integrated frequency control system lets a pilot make all the modifications for an FPV system straight from the transmitter.
All FPV pilots can gain from remote frequency control. Picture removing those frustrating dip switches or buttons. Picture changing the frequencies prior to a race without needing to take the models off the starting grid. Picture the mounting choices that are opened up without the restraints of requiring physical access to the video transmitter. Select the band and channel you want to fly on and set the output power straight from suitable Spektrum transmitters. Pilots can also turn the video transmitter off or perform at a very low power setting for test purposes, that makes the VT1000 ideal for complicated jobs requiring a great deal of time testing on the bench.
The VT1000 can be connected to any flight controller utilizing a Spektrum DSMX serial receiver or any Spektrum DSMX receiver utilizing remote receivers. All it has to connect with the receiver system is to “Y” off the serial signal wire. An MMCX connector for the antenna is utilized on the circuit board for toughness and light weight. Installing holes in the circuit board make it possible for easy mounting with common plastic standoffs such as SPMVX180.** An SMA adaptor cable television and wire harness are consisted of. A 5.8GHz antenna with SMA or MMCX connector is required, not consisted of.
*All Spektrum Airware based transmitters work with the Spektrum frequency control system with the most recent firmware updates. If your transmitter does not consist of the VTX menu it might be necessary to register your transmitter at SpektrumRC.com and update the firmware to access the VTX menu.
**Crash damage from utilizing the mounting holes is not covered under the warrantee.
Important: Amateur radio license required for usage in North America. Please seek advice from the ARRL for additional information about your regional amateur radio club and getting your HAM license. www.ARRL.org