1080–1380MHz 5W 16CH Analog FPV Video Transmitter

Short Description:

16-channel analog FPV video transmitter with 1080–1380 MHz selectable frequencies, PIT/25 mW/1 W/3 W/4 W/5 W power settings, IRC control and 12–30 V input.

Product Name: 1080–1380MHz 5W 16CH Analog FPV Video Transmitter
Product Type: Analog FPV video transmitter (VTX)
Frequency Range: 1080–1380 MHz selectable channel frequencies
Channels: 16 channels; Band A and Band B, 8 channels each
Output Power: PIT / 25 mW / 1 W / 3 W / 4 W / 5 W selectable settings
Input Voltage: 12–30 V DC
Control Protocol: IRC, as stated in the manual
Mounting Hole: 20 × 20 mm / 25 × 25 mm
Dimensions: 68 × 32 × 16 mm; stated length excludes the antenna connector
Video System: PAL / NTSC analog video

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FAQ

Technical Highlights

16 Selectable Channels

Two channel groups provide eight frequencies each. The documented channel centers run from 1080 to 1380 MHz; select the matching frequency on the analog video receiver.

Selectable Power Settings

The manual lists PIT, 25 mW, 1 W, 3 W, 4 W and 5 W settings. The 5 W value identifies the highest selectable setting; continuous measured output and test tolerances are not stated.

IRC Control and Onboard Buttons

The transmitter has an IRC-labeled control connection and supports frequency configuration through Betaflight according to the manual. Onboard buttons select power level, frequency and channel group, with LED flash indications.

Finned Housing with Active Cooling

The photographed unit has a finned housing and fan. Installation space and airflow are important because the manual warns that overheating may reduce transmit power or shut down RF output.

RF and Video Specifications

Video type	Analog FPV video transmitter
Video system	PAL / NTSC camera input
Band A frequencies	CH1 1100, CH2 1140, CH3 1180, CH4 1220, CH5 1260, CH6 1300, CH7 1340, CH8 1380 MHz
Band B frequencies	CH1 1080, CH2 1120, CH3 1160, CH4 1200, CH5 1240, CH6 1280, CH7 1320, CH8 1360 MHz
Selectable power settings	PIT / 25 mW / 1 W / 3 W / 4 W / 5 W
RF antenna connection	Detachable SMA antenna connection
Control connection	IRC, as labeled in the manual

Electrical and Mechanical Specifications

Input voltage	12–30 V DC
Connector	8-pin, 1.0 mm cable interface
Connector pinout	1 GND; 2 12–30 V; 3 12–30 V; 4 GND; 5 IRC; 6 5V-OUT; 7 TX-EN; 8 VIDEO
Mounting hole pattern	20 × 20 mm / 25 × 25 mm
Dimensions	68 × 32 × 16 mm; stated length excludes the antenna connector

Installation Notes

Check the 12–30 V input range, connector pinout and power polarity before applying power.
Connect a suitable antenna to the SMA RF output before powering the transmitter.
Leave clearance around the housing and maintain airflow for cooling, especially at higher power settings.
Match the selected channel with an analog video receiver that supports that exact frequency.
The manual identifies a 5V-OUT pin but does not state its available current; confirm the load requirement before using it to power another device.

FAQ

How many channels does this VTX provide?

It provides 16 documented channels: eight in Band A and eight in Band B. Their listed center frequencies cover 1080–1380 MHz.

Is 5 W a guaranteed continuous RF output rating?

The manual identifies 5 W as the highest selectable power setting. It does not provide a continuous-output test condition, measured tolerance or thermal derating curve.

What input voltage does the transmitter require?

The specified input range is 12–30 V DC. Verify the connector pinout and polarity before applying power.

Can it be powered without an antenna?

Connect a suitable antenna to the SMA RF output before powering the transmitter, as instructed in the manual.

What does the manual specify for control?

It labels the control connection IRC and states that frequency can be configured through Betaflight. The manual does not identify a more specific IRC variant.