5.8GHz FPV VTX with 48CH(48CH)

Rush Tank Mini II video transmitter designed for compact FPV builds and reliable on-air performance. Key benefits: - Compact and robust: measures 28 x 28 x 3.3 mm and mounts on a standard 20*20 mm hole pattern, making it easy to fit into tight frames and lightweight builds. - Wide input range and dual outputs: accepts 7 to 36 V DC and provides a 5 V 1 A output plus 12 V output for powering onboard electronics and accessories. - Flexible power options: selectable output power levels including PIT, 25, 200, 500, and 800 mW to match local regulations, flight conditions, and video range needs. - Low standby and mode-specific current draw: detailed current consumption across modes allows predictable battery management and efficient power planning. - Reliable control interface: supports official SmartAudio protocol for remote on-screen configuration and channel/power adjustments. - Protective accessories included: optional protective cover and dustcap increase durability and protect connectors during installation and transport. What is included: - 1 x Rush Tank Mini II video transmitter. - 1 x protective cover. - 1 x MMCX dipole antenna. - 1 x cable set for power and control connections. - 1 x hardware set for mounting. Key specifications: - Model name: Rush Tank Mini II. - Input voltage: 7 to 36 V DC. - Output voltage: 5 V 1 A and 12 V. - Input current: 40 mA in PIT mode, 95 mA at 25 mW, 185 mA at 200 mW, 250 mA at 500 mW, 380 mA at 800 mW. - Channels: 48 channels (standard) and 37 channels for US version. - Power settings: PIT, 25 mW, 200 mW, 500 mW, 800 mW. - Mounting hole pattern: 20*20 mm. - Dimensions: 28 x 28 x 3.3 mm. - Weight: 4.46 g without dustcap, 5.4 g with dustcap. Performance and compatibility: - Designed for FPV video transmission with clear channel selection and power control. - Compatible with standard MMCX antennas and SmartAudio-capable flight controllers or OSD systems for remote configuration. - Durable construction suited to frequent crashes and field use while remaining lightweight to preserve flight performance. Practical use scenarios: - Racing quad setup: Install the Mini II in a 20*20 mm stack for tight integration, use 25 or 200 mW during competition or practice to balance range and battery life, and switch to PIT mode for safe on-ground setup. - Freestyle and cinematic flights: Use 500 or 800 mW when flying in open areas to maximize signal robustness and reduce video dropouts while keeping the transmitter compact and unobtrusive. - Field testing and bench setup: Power from a 12 V or wider battery source, use the included antenna and protective cover to test video feed and configure channels via SmartAudio before final installation. Why this product solves common problems: - Saves space and weight for compact builds with a small footprint and low mass. - Simplifies power management by accepting a wide input range and offering stable 5 V and 12 V outputs for peripherals. - Offers adaptable transmission power to comply with local rules or to