TBS Unify Pro HV SE VTX 5.8GHz (MMCX)

** Please note this is the high voltage version - we also sell the low voltage version, see related items **

Overview:

The TBS Unify Pro HV SE video transmitter (VTX) just got a "bigger" brother. It can be connected directly to up to 6S of battery-juice and do 5V output for your camera. It will filter the power and make sure you get clean video, even without being connected to a TBS CORE or TBS PowerCube. With a brand new active output power monitor, we ensure that you'll always meet the race requirements, while giving you the best possible picture. 

With only 7g and a 31x22x6mm form factor, your quad will barely notice it's there. The 25mW - 1W adjustable output power allows you to race with friends and penetrate serious concrete with just a few pushes of a button. The 40CH coverage gives you the freedom to fly at any race without having to resort to video transmitter swapping practices (*).

Say No! To Dip Switches:

Even though learning binary was a fun mind-game, in practice a single-push-button or OSD-controlled video transmitter is just much easier to operate. Gone are the days of video transmitter cards, stepping on people's channels by mistake, or a mismatch between your goggle and video transmitter frequencies.

Specifications:

- Operating Voltage: 2S - 6S
- Supply current: up to 600mA
- Operating Temperature: watch for normal airflow
- Audio carrier Frequency: 6.5 MHz
- Video Input Impedance: 75 Ohm
- Weight: 4.4g (PCB Only)
- Input Connector: JST GH 5pin
- Antenna Connector: MMCX
- Video Format: NTSC/PAL
- Output Power: 13dBm (25mW), 23dBm (200mW), 27dBm (500mW), 30dBm (1W*)
- Size: 31 x 23 x 5 (mm)

Included:

- TBS Unify Pro 5G8 HV SE (MMCX)
- Video Transmitter / Camera / Power cable

IMPORTANT:

Never turn on your transmitter without an antenna connected! Doing so can cause irreparable damage and as such we cannot accept returns on any transmitter damaged in this way.

LEGAL NOTICE:

We strongly advise you to make yourself aware of any laws in your own country related to the maximum radio transmission power on this 5.8Ghz module as usage of this transmitter may not be legal. You may need to use an attenuator to lower the transmission power of your module to conform with these laws.