RunCam TX200U Micro Video Transmitter (25/200mW VTX)
£12.90 (£10.75 excl. VAT)
In stock
This is the RunCam TX200U, a micro video transmitter design to fit neatly onto the back of the RunCam nano micro FPV camera. The TX200U can be powered via a 1S (3.3-5.5V) power supply, transmits on 5.8GHz 48Ch and is switchable between 25mW and 200mW. It is compatible with most FPV Runcam cameras and measures just 19x19mm and weighs 2.5g (with antenna).
Key Features:
- 5.8G real-time image transmission, extremely low latency
- 48-channel coverage, including RaceBand (Band 5)
- Easy to adjust, with 7 LED lights indicating channels and bands
- Only 2.5g, supports 5V output, compatible with mini FPV cameras
- Compatible with most Runcam FPV cameras
- Great price!
Compatibility:
- Runcam Nano
- Micro Swift
- Micro Swift 2
- Swift Mini
- Swift Mini 2
- Swift 2
- Eagle 2
- Owl 2
Specifications:
Resources:
Have a look at the TX200U manual for more information.
| Weight | 35 g |
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3 reviews for RunCam TX200U Micro Video Transmitter (25/200mW VTX)
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Ivan G-S –
I wanted to take the time to explain how absolutely fantastic this VTX is in every way.
I previously went through 2 cheap eachine transmitters due to crashes and the second one randomly dying. I was happy with those at the time due to price and relatively easy use – they were 600mw.
One of my flying friends had this vtx on his micro quad and suggested I get it, for the price I was happy to give it a try. My friend has a tiny antenna on his micro and seems happy with it.
When the vtx arrived I did not have an adaptor from the small ufl to sma adaptor so used the stock dipole that came with it. And surprisingly, considering the terrible placement I was able to fly on a clear day with clear video up to about 50 meters. I was more than impressed.
After getting an adaptor -UFL connector is rather hard to slick in but very solid when in place. Now with normal antennas it works incredibly well.
I also connected up the Tramp connector (commonly know vi a similar system as “smart audio”)
This is an absolute game changer ! Being able to see and edit settings in the field on screen is absolutely fanatic, I will never go back to not having this feature.
I have now had the vtx for a few months, have been flying and easily changing channel with up to 3 other people. They all run with 200mw + and I am am absolutely fine still sat at 25mw.
Finally durability, last night and a few other times I have crashed and completely ripped off the antenna. Because I am using an UFL to SMA adaptor the vtx can be safely hidden in the quad elsewhere and ripping of the antenna does not damage the vtx.
I then ran over to the quad, worried that the vtx being run without an antenna would burn it out. After about 1 minute of being sat powered on it still works absolutely fine.
If you can get this vtx, the price, features, signal quality and durability are fantastic. Heat also does not seems to be too much of a concern either.
Karamvir Singh –
Put this in everything, great price, great range and Run Cam quality. Go to VTX.
Raluca –
Very good