[3.9' / 1.2 m] Excellent

[0.155 lb] Wow ! This product is AWESOME !!! If you are looking for wireless HD video feed, this is what you need ! I've been using the Boxx Meridian for 5 years now, and it did cost around 10K at the time, and now, with the Connex at around 1.2K; I'm getting the same result, even better !!! And it is so small compare to Meridian or event Teradek !!!!! OK, you don't get SDI connector and a downscaler like the Meridian... maybe... but depending on your gig, this pretty toy here is worth all is penny if you can work around without SDI. I did use it for 3 days in a row, non stop at a large convention, with both Boxx Meridian and Connex side by side. And both were giving me the same great reliable signal, without dropout the all time... And because Boxx Meridian is an older model, it didn't support 1080P60, while the Connex did ! I did have some dropout with the Connex while going outside the ballroom with a concrete wall in between the receiver and the transmitter, while the Boxx Meridian didn't have any dropout at the same spot... (at the price range of the Meridian, well, you expect it to be better in some ways, and it is !) But otherwise, we were transmitting both live feed to giant screen, and the Connex did pass the test easily for me ! Love it, and I'll by some more soon ! So, if SDI is not an issue for you, buy it !!!

[0.155 lb] This is what you need if you would like to power up your Connex Transmitter, right from any P-Tap, or like me, directly from the DJI Ronin P-Tap, that is right under the camera. So you don't have a lot of unnecessary wire length. Used it for 3 days in a row at a large venue, and got no problem at all.

[0.155 lb] Great, cheap cable that lets you use lipos to power the ground station. This is super useful if you have a MOVI, as the Freefly Movi batteries use a JST connector and can power your ground station as well.

[0.155 lb] Solid as a rock, never drops signal.

[0.155 lb] Needed this for a different product and it it worked perfectly

[0.155 lb] Perfect replacement antenna for both Connex unit. I was tired of using the wired antenna that came with the original kit, so I bought those so I could have rigid antenna on the transmitter, and that still gives me 3 backup antenna for either receiver or transmitter. Work as well as original.

[3.9' / 1.2 m] The transmitter is so small and lightweight that it can be installed directly on the gimbal with its two antennas. Power is supplied by the battery of the gimbal, so no cable connects the nacelle and the camera to the drone, allowing a total freedom of movement, with or without the drone.

[0.155 lb] Plug and Play!

[0.155 lb] 110' of boom, 10 HD monitor in the operator cab, a Mokose HD teaching camera on a weighted boom that always points down the crane's loadline. My only issue has been finding the right batteries. I currently (haha) have two 7 AH Lipo Dakota's, wired in parallel, plus 2 10 watt PV panels, with a charge controller. My system has been in operation for almost a year, and I am putting two more togther for friends in the crane business, as it has helped me so much. Every issue I have had while getting the bugs out, ended up being battery related. The transmitter is located in a PVC junction box, along with the batteries, no crane modifications were needed (or allowed), I have about 3K in the entire system and it's worth every penny, just in stress relief by being able to SEE!