RUSHFPV Tiny Tank 5.8GHz VTX

Short Description:

RUSHFPV Tiny Tank 5.8GHz analog FPV VTX features 48 channels, PIT/25/100/200/MAX 350 mW power settings, 5 V input, TBS SmartAudio, a U.FL antenna connector and a manufacturer-listed weight of 1.4 g.

Product Name: RUSHFPV Tiny Tank 5.8GHz VTX
Product Type: Analog FPV video transmitter
Frequency Range: 5.8 GHz band
Channels: 48 (specified version; US version is listed as 37 channels)
Output Power: PIT / 25 / 100 / 200 / MAX 350 mW
Input Voltage: 5 V DC
Control Protocol: TBS SmartAudio
Antenna Connector: U.FL
Weight: 1.4 g (manufacturer-listed VTX weight)
RF Technology: RUSH Lock-on Technology

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Technical Highlights

Compact 5.8 GHz Analog VTX

The Tiny Tank is a small FPV video transmitter with a manufacturer-listed VTX weight of 1.4 g, suited to space-conscious builds.

Selectable Power Up to MAX 350 mW

Available settings are PIT, 25 mW, 100 mW, 200 mW and MAX 350 mW. PIT mode supports low-interference setup before normal transmission.

48-Channel Version

This product information follows the 48-channel version identified in the supplied archive. RUSHFPV also lists a separate 37-channel US version.

TBS SmartAudio Control

TBS SmartAudio supports VTX setting control through a suitably configured flight controller. The transmitter also uses RUSH Lock-on Technology.

RF Specifications

Operating Band	5.8 GHz
Channel Count	48 channels for the specified version; 37 channels are listed for the US version
Output Power Settings	PIT / 25 / 100 / 200 / MAX 350 mW
Antenna Connector	U.FL
RF Technology	RUSH Lock-on Technology

Electrical and Physical Specifications

Input Voltage	5 V DC
Control Protocol	TBS SmartAudio
Manufacturer-Listed VTX Weight	1.4 g
Mounting Configuration	The reference images show the VTX with different expansion-board formats. Confirm the selected board and final supplied configuration before specifying mounting holes.

Integration Notes

Power the VTX from a suitable 5 V supply; do not connect it directly to a higher-voltage battery pad.
Match the U.FL antenna connection and the receiver channel to the selected 5.8 GHz VTX setting.
Confirm whether an expansion board, antenna and wiring accessories are included in the quoted configuration. The supplied photographs are not a packing list.

FAQ

What voltage does the Tiny Tank VTX require?

It requires a 5 V DC input. Do not connect the VTX directly to a higher-voltage battery pad.

Which output power settings are available?

The manufacturer lists PIT, 25 mW, 100 mW, 200 mW and MAX 350 mW settings.

Does this VTX support flight-controller control?

Yes. The specified control protocol is TBS SmartAudio; the flight controller must be wired and configured accordingly.

What antenna connector does it use?

The VTX uses a U.FL antenna connector.

Is this a 48-channel or 37-channel VTX?

This product information is for the 48-channel version named in the supplied archive. RUSHFPV also lists a 37-channel US version, so the required regional variant should be confirmed when ordering.

B2B Procurement FAQ

Are the expansion boards included?

Two expansion-board formats appear in the reference photographs, but the supplied material does not confirm the packing list. Specify the required mounting format and request written confirmation of the included parts in the quotation.

What should be specified when requesting a quotation?

State the quantity, 48-channel or regional version, required expansion board, antenna and wiring requirements, and delivery destination. Final configuration and commercial terms should be confirmed in the quotation.

What are the MOQ and lead time?

The supplied product material does not establish MOQ or lead time. Both must be confirmed during quotation.