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DiY 5.8GHz 100mW
audio/video (A/V) transmitter kit provides a custom printed circuit board and
quality electronic components. Assembly is required; suitable for amateur
radio hobbyists and RF technicians that have advanced soldering skills.
Airwave's AWM683GTX RF
module is included. The kit utilizes SMD components, so superior electronic soldering
experience is essential. Once assembled, all you need to supply is a
5.8GHz antenna, camera audio/video, and battery power. We offer matching 5.8GHz A/V receivers too (sold separately).
Using FM modulation, it sends
high bandwidth composite video and stereo audio signals to compatible A/V receivers. Fully supports NTSC and PAL video formats. Best of all, the assembled transmitter is very compact and
lightweight.
Operating this transmitter
will require a ham radio license for hobby applications. Some countries may
prohibit use. Please consult your government's spectrum regulations before
using this device.
Features
Quality SMD components.
5.8GHz operation avoids
2.4GHz band congestion.
Seven RF Channels
(5740,5760,5780,5800,5820,5840,5860 MHz).
100mW RF power
(50Ω RF port).
RP-SMA antenna
connector.
High quality video
(75Ω input impedance).
NTSC/PAL video
compatible.
Two line level (1-volt)
audio channels.
FM modulation for best
A/V performance.
Operates on
6.5VDC-8.5VDC
(2-cell LiPO battery
compatible).
Auxiliary 5VDC @150mA
output for powering camera.
Low current consumption
(250mA typical).
Small size, 2.3 x 1.2 x
0.5 inches.
Light Weight, 0.8
ounces (23 grams).
Three hour assembly
time (typical)
FCC / ARS Part 97 (for ham
radio use only).
Accessories available at additional cost:
#AV680RX-KIT,
5.8GHz A/V Receiver Kit.
#ANTDRP-5.8,
5.8GHz 4dBi Dipole Antenna.
#ANTTRP-5.8,
5.8GHz 2dBi Dipole Antenna.
#AWM5.8ANT, 5.8GHz 5dBi Patch Antenna.
#HG5808P-SMA, 5.8GHz 8dBi Patch Antenna.
#CSR400 or #CSR316,
Coax Cable (for 8dBi patch).
#CSR402, semi-rigid low loss coax cable (for 8dBi patch).
#MIC-001, Tiny-Mic Amplified Microphone.
Demo
Videos: Click
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Note:
The kit's packaging label will be identified as a Rev-B, Rev-C, or Rev-D. Be sure to
download the instructions that match the revision (Rev) number. Operational performance
for the various hardware revisions is the same, but the assembly steps are slightly different.
Addendum
for Rev-B & Rev-C Kits: Click
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Assembly
Instructions for Rev-B Kit: Click
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Assembly
Instructions for Rev-C Kit: Click
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Assembly
Instructions for Rev-D Kit: Click
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Limited Quantities, while supplies last.
