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Skyzone Steadyview (RapidMix) 5.8G video receiver for 48 channels

Price:3 971 uah with VATPrice in USD:95.00

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Brand: SkyzoneSKU 16001

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Description

Skyzone Steadyview 5.8G video receiver for FPV video goggles. The receiver has two modes of operation: Diversity and RapidMix. Diversity is the standard mode in which the receiver selects the best signal from the two antennas, which reduces the possibility of total signal loss. In the case of RapidMix mode, the receiver combines the signal from both antennas, which makes the image more stable and clear in difficult flight conditions. The receiver has a USB Type-C interface for firmware updates. All settings can be made in the user-friendly user interface.

Skyzone Steadyview can be used as a second receiver module on Skyzone FPV video goggles for "Quadversity" mode, allowing two additional antennas to be used to improve signal coverage.

Features

• Frequency range: 5.3 ~ 6.0G
• Frequency Grids: Boscam A, Boscam B, Boscam E, Fatshark, Raceband, Lowband
• Total number of channels: 48CH
• Sensitivity: -98dBm ± 1dBm
• Antenna port: 2 x SMA jack, 50 Ohm
• USB port: Type-C for firmware upgrade or powering the receiver
• Power Consumption: 5V at 380mA
• Weight: 20g

Recommendations

Quick Start:

1. Remove the cover of the video glasses receiver compartment
2. Carefully insert the receiver, make sure the contacts are not misaligned
3. Close the receiver cover, make sure there is no sticker on the cooling holes.
4. Install the antennas
5. Select RF normal from the video goggles menu (Eachine EV300O goggles, other video goggles may be different)
6. You can start flying

RSSI calibration:

Although the receiver is factory calibrated, the receiver requires recalibration after prolonged use. To calibrate the RSSI, you will need to follow the steps below:

1. Remove the antennas
2. Turn off the video transmitter, turn on the goggles
3. From the video glasses menu, go to the system menu, select RSSI calibration
4. The goggles will beep when calibration is complete

Firmware Update:

1. Remove the receiver from the video goggles
2. Hold down the Boot button and connect the receiver to your computer with a USB cable.
3. The receiver should be detected by the computer as a new removable storage device (flash drive).
4. Copy the firmware file to the receiver's memory (removable storage).
5. The receiver should automatically install the update. It will take about 60 seconds to install the firmware.

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