RUSHFPV MAX SOLO 5.8GHz VTX

Short Description:

RUSHFPV MAX SOLO 5.8GHz analog VTX features 48 channels (37 US), SmartAudio, 7–36V input and a 2.5W-class MAX setting subject to adequate cooling.

Product Name: RUSHFPV MAX SOLO 5.8GHz VTX
Product Type: Analog FPV Video Transmitter
Frequency Range: 5.8GHz FPV band
Channels: 48 channels; 37 channels for the US version
Output Power: PIT / 25mW / 500mW / 1000mW / MAX; MAX can deliver 2500mW or more when heat dissipation permits
Input Voltage: DC 7–36V
Control Protocol: SmartAudio
Dimensions: 40 × 24 × 10.5 mm
Antenna Connector: MMCX, 50Ω
Camera Power Output: DC 5V, maximum 500mA

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FAQ

Technical Highlights

Selectable Output Power

Choose PIT, 25mW, 500mW, 1000mW or MAX. According to the product manual, the MAX setting can deliver 2500mW or more depending on the installation's ability to dissipate heat. The VTX reduces transmit power if it overheats.

5.8GHz Analog Video Transmission

The MAX SOLO supports CVBS PAL/NTSC video input. The manual lists 48 channels for the standard version and 37 channels for the US version; channel availability must be matched to the selected regional version.

SmartAudio Control and Active Cooling

SmartAudio allows compatible flight-controller setups to adjust VTX settings. A built-in fan assists cooling, while the MMCX 50Ω connector provides the RF antenna interface.

RF and Video Specifications

Product Model	RUSHFPV MAX SOLO
Product Type	5.8GHz analog FPV video transmitter
Channels	48 channels; 37 channels for the US version
Power Settings	PIT / 25mW / 500mW / 1000mW / MAX
MAX Power Condition	Can deliver 2500mW or more depending on heat dissipation; output may be reduced during overheating
Video Input	CVBS PAL/NTSC
Antenna Connector	MMCX, 50Ω

Electrical and Physical Specifications

Input Voltage	DC 7–36V
Camera Power Output	DC 5V, maximum 500mA
External Control	SmartAudio
Dimensions	40 × 24 × 10.5 mm
Weight	15g without cable
Cooling	Built-in fan

Installation Notes

Connect a suitable antenna to the MMCX RF output before powering the VTX.
Provide sufficient airflow, particularly when using higher power settings.
DC 5V is an output rated up to 500mA; the VTX power input is DC 7–36V.
Confirm the regional channel version and applicable radio requirements before deployment.
Confirm mounting-hole spacing against the actual unit or drawing before designing a fixed bracket.

FAQ

What output power settings does the MAX SOLO provide?

The available settings are PIT, 25mW, 500mW, 1000mW and MAX. The manual states that MAX can deliver 2500mW or more depending on heat dissipation; overheating causes the VTX to reduce transmit power.

Does every version provide 48 channels?

No. The manual lists 48 channels for the standard version and 37 channels for the US version. Confirm the regional version before ordering or configuring the VTX.

Can the VTX be controlled through a flight controller?

Yes. The VTX supports SmartAudio control when correctly connected and configured with a compatible flight-controller setup.

Can I power the VTX from a 5V pad?

No. Its specified input is DC 7–36V. The listed DC 5V, maximum 500mA connection is an output, not the VTX power input.

What should be checked before powering the unit?

Install a suitable antenna on the MMCX RF output, verify the wiring and provide adequate airflow. Do not operate the transmitter without its antenna connected.

B2B Procurement FAQ

Which regional channel version should be specified on a purchase order?

Specify the required destination market and request confirmation of the 48-channel or 37-channel US version during quotation. Availability and applicable radio requirements should be checked for the order.

Are the antenna, adapter cable and wiring harness included?

The supplied images show accessories, but images alone do not establish the exact contents of every sales configuration. Request a written package list for the quoted SKU.

Can buyers obtain mounting and integration information before bulk ordering?

Request the mounting-hole drawing, connector details and intended installation conditions during quotation. The supplied manual confirms the overall dimensions but does not establish a reliable mounting-hole spacing.

What are the MOQ, lead time and warranty terms?

These commercial terms are not established by the supplied product materials and must be confirmed in the quotation.