Llegaron en 9 días desde realizado el pedido. Al parecer se envía desde Holanda y resido en España. Lo he pedido para FPV en un Cheerson CX-20 y el emisor que se instala en el quad resulta más grande de lo que esperaba. Aún así cumple perfectamente su misión. Y aun con las básicas antenas de regalo el rango es más que aceptable.

Llegaron en 9 días desde realizado el pedido. Al parecer se envía desde Holanda y resido en España. Lo he pedido para FPV en un Cheerson CX-20 y el emisor que se instala en el quad resulta más grande de lo que esperaba. Aún así cumple perfectamente su misión. Y aun con las básicas antenas de regalo el rango es más que aceptable.

Llegaron en 9 días desde realizado el pedido. Al parecer se envía desde Holanda y resido en España. Lo he pedido para FPV en un Cheerson CX-20 y el emisor que se instala en el quad resulta más grande de lo que esperaba. Aún así cumple perfectamente su misión. Y aun con las básicas antenas de regalo el rango es más que aceptable.

These arrived well packaged andin good time, they come with the cables you need to hook them up and work well. One thing to bear in mind when testing these is that the transmitter has to have a actual video source connected to it else the receiver will not show anything, not even snow and at first I thought it was faulty as when I connected the receiver my display did nothing, not even a flicker when I turned the RX on, then once I turned on the tx I still got no sign of life but then when I connected the video source to the tx it burst into life, it would seem the tx does not transmit unless there's a video feed rather than just transmitting a blank screen which I suppose is designed to save some power. The receiver has an official input voltage of 12v but powers up on a 2 cell 7.4v battery without issues, the transmitter has a official voltage input of 7-16v, I haven't tried powering it at less than 8v so I can't comment how well it performs when run at under the specified voltage. I haven't had a chance to test this outside of my home of this yet so I can't say what the range is like but the quality of the transmitted image is nice as is the build quality of the units themselves.

These arrived well packaged andin good time, they come with the cables you need to hook them up and work well. One thing to bear in mind when testing these is that the transmitter has to have a actual video source connected to it else the receiver will not show anything, not even snow and at first I thought it was faulty as when I connected the receiver my display did nothing, not even a flicker when I turned the RX on, then once I turned on the tx I still got no sign of life but then when I connected the video source to the tx it burst into life, it would seem the tx does not transmit unless there's a video feed rather than just transmitting a blank screen which I suppose is designed to save some power. The receiver has an official input voltage of 12v but powers up on a 2 cell 7.4v battery without issues, the transmitter has a official voltage input of 7-16v, I haven't tried powering it at less than 8v so I can't comment how well it performs when run at under the specified voltage. I haven't had a chance to test this outside of my home of this yet so I can't say what the range is like but the quality of the transmitted image is nice as is the build quality of the units themselves.

These arrived well packaged andin good time, they come with the cables you need to hook them up and work well. One thing to bear in mind when testing these is that the transmitter has to have a actual video source connected to it else the receiver will not show anything, not even snow and at first I thought it was faulty as when I connected the receiver my display did nothing, not even a flicker when I turned the RX on, then once I turned on the tx I still got no sign of life but then when I connected the video source to the tx it burst into life, it would seem the tx does not transmit unless there's a video feed rather than just transmitting a blank screen which I suppose is designed to save some power. The receiver has an official input voltage of 12v but powers up on a 2 cell 7.4v battery without issues, the transmitter has a official voltage input of 7-16v, I haven't tried powering it at less than 8v so I can't comment how well it performs when run at under the specified voltage. I haven't had a chance to test this outside of my home of this yet so I can't say what the range is like but the quality of the transmitted image is nice as is the build quality of the units themselves.