kiʻekiʻe kiʻekiʻe wela wela baluna wikiō transmitter data transceiver

TX900 ua paipai.
We also have a buyer from European clients to use this model.
They do space weather monitoring, they need wireless video transmission equipment to monitor their equipment and download data.
The person also can upload the control command for some experiment types of equipment from the ground receiver to the balloon.
The bandwidth is 20mbps, is that ok for you?

Mahalo. TX900 is recommended.

Client:
Do you have a datasheet? Could you send me the antennas that work with this video transceiver? Do you have any compatible camera? How many cameras can we use with just one transceiver? Do you have a battery system or power system for the transceiver? Our flight will be 6 hours approx. Do you have batteries that will long 6 hola?

iVcan: Our battery is 7AH, normally we tested time is 2~4 hours, no problem. If you buy a 15AH battery, it should support 4~8 hours. Please check the attached picture.
The 10W PA transmitter and receiver need 3A@28V (24papa mamao koho), please try to source at your side.

Client:
This flight will be without tribulation. So we will power on all the equipment right before the flight.

E pili ana i ka mea hoʻolele wikiō, he aha nā alapine i loaʻa? Hiki iā mākou ke koho 2.4 GHz as an option or it has to be 1.4GHz or 800MHz?
no hoi, do you provide RF cable from the video transmitter to the antennas?

iVcan:
1. There are three frequencies to choose from. If you choose 2.4G, then we will arrange the 2.4G Power Amplifier inside and the 2.4G transmitter and receiver antenna. So you should confirm which frequency you need before delivery. Hoʻonohonoho ʻia ka antenna e like me kēia alapine.

2. We can offer you the RF cable from the transmitter to the antenna, how long do you need it for? It will be easy to have interfered if the cable is too long. So how long do you really need it for the best installation?

Client:
That would be perfect. I guess that sweeping the frequency to 2.4GHz will not affect the link budget and we still have 10W and 150Km coberture range?
Regarding RF cable we will need about 3m cable because we will put the video transmitter in the middle of the capsule and this has a 2.5m radius so 3m approx.

iVcan:
E pili ana i ke kaula RF, our engineer doesn’t recommend that you use so long. E hoʻemi ʻia ka 0.5dB no hoʻokahi mika RF cable. For the 3-meter RF cable, the signal strength will be reduced by 1.5 DB.

In order to support long-distance at 150km, Can you use an RF cable that is less than 1 mika?

I ka 'oiaʻiʻo, the transmitter is very small, ʻoi aku ka maikaʻi o ka mālama ʻana i kahi mamao pōkole mai ka transmitter a i ka antena transmitter. Hiki ke lōʻihi ke kaula uila no ka transmitter a me ka ethernet cable mai ke kāmela a hiki i ka transmitter no ka mea ʻaʻohe poho e like me RF cable.

Client:
I will check with the structure team that we need to put the video transmitter as close to the antenna as possible and get back to you with the RF cable length.

The system team asked me about the attachment system for the S transmitter that will be inside the capsule. Do you have any mounting brackets or recommendations? Ideally, the video transmitter will be placed inside a rack.

iVcan:
Regarding how to install it, e ʻoluʻolu e nānā i ka kiʻi o lalo.

There are four screws hole in the metal box, above the picture red arrow. It also can be bound by some cables like the one below.

Client:
I ka hoʻokuʻu hope ʻana, ua hoʻohana mākou i kahi 1.2 GHz video transmitter to transmit images from ​​the stratosphere to the ground. ʻAʻole ʻoluʻolu mākou i ka hopena i loaʻa a ke ʻimi nei mākou i kahi mea hoʻouna wikiō me kēia mau hiʻohiʻona: ​​1.2ghz frequency, PIHA HD, ʻOi aku ka mana RF ma mua o 500mw, ke kaumaha ma lalo o 100g a ʻaʻole iʻoi aku ma mua o 500ma.

iVcan:
May I know what is the distance from the ​stratosphere to the ground?
From the internet, I get that the distance is from 8km to 50km.
Hāʻawi pū mākou i kahi hiʻohiʻona like no Spain's Weather Observation and Prediction by Hydrogen Balloons in the Atmosphere, pono 150km.
The above model TX900-5W-50km is recommended.
​Your need: 1.2ghz frequency FULL HD, ʻOi aku ka mana RF ma mua o 500mw, ke kaumaha ma lalo o 100g a ʻaʻole iʻoi aku ma mua o 500ma.
TX900-5W050km: 1.4Ghz frequency, Full HD 1080P HDMI a i ʻole kāmeʻa Ethernet, mana RF 2 watts, ke kaumaha 142 nā huna.

I had a previous client with an application similar to yours. He used a hot air balloon to rise 50 i ka 80 kilometers above the ground to monitor the environment. He just bought our long-distance wireless video transmitter and receiver to monitor whether the scientific instruments in the balloon are normal.