The TBS 1.2GHz VRX Notch Filter (868/915 MHz) improves video reception for 1.2-1.3GHz video receivers in combination TBS Crossfire is a drone product in the Drone category priced at $17.81, featuring No battery.

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TBS 1.2GHz VRX Notch Filter (868/915 MHz) improves video reception for 1.2-1.3GHz video receivers in combination TBS Crossfire - Drone

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  • brand_name: NoEnName_Null
  • is_electric: No battery
  • origin: Mainland China
  • material: Metal
  • recommend_age: 14+y
  • for_vehicle_type: Airplanes
  • use: Vehicles & Remote Control Toys
  • choice: yes

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SPECIFICATIONS

Brand Name: NoEnName_Null

Is Electric: No battery

Origin: Mainland China

Material: Metal

Recommend Age: 14+y

For Vehicle Type: Airplanes

Use: Vehicles & Remote Control Toys

Choice: yes

semi_Choice: yes

 

 

Description

Getting fuzzy video on your 1.2-1.3GHz receiver when using crossfire? This filter improves video reception for 1.2-1.3GHz video receivers in combination with TBS Crossfire.

Due to the poor filtering on the video antenna input and wide operation frequency of most common 1.2-1.3GHz video receivers, they are unable to properly separate the video feed from the TBS CROSSFIRE transmission signal.

Mount this filter between your video receiver and antenna and you’re good to go.

This filter helps to block 868MHz and 915MHZ signals.

Jop D4 Receiver MHz) Video (868/915 , 2GHz

 

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TBS 1.2GHz VRX Notch Filter (868/915 MHz) improves video reception for 1.2-1.3GHz video receivers in combination TBS CrossfireTBS 1.2GHz VRX Notch Filter (868/915 MHz) improves video reception for 1.2-1.3GHz video receivers in combination TBS Crossfire