Rf-Links Gx-1000 Uhf Video Sender

Rf-links Gx-1000 Uhf Video Sender

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The RF-Links GX-1000 UHF Video Senderis a 12V-32V medium power transmitter designed for the film and TV production industries but suitable for all relevant industries. It operates within the 40 MHz to 928 MHz frequencies and offers a transmission range of up to 600 ft.

An LCD displays the UHF and carrier frequencies particular to the TV system/country of choice (PAL, NTSC, and SECAM supported). The RF section allows you to cover all channels without any re-tuning. Channels are selectable by simple push buttons.

RF-Video recommends using their M-806 receiver. A matching antenna that covers the entire UHF TV band is included. Recommended DC voltage is 12V.

12V-32V DC Medium Power Version PAL, NTSC, SECAM Compatible 600 ft Transmission 40MHz - 928MHz Adjustable Frequency LCD Frequency and Carrier Display Push Button Selection Antenna Included Built-In Audio Portion Built-In Switching Power Supply Built-In Video Filters

Parameters
Operating Frequencies	40 - 928 MHz continuous operation
Channel	All TV channels 14-69 UHF AIR, cable UHF channels, 900 MHz band
DC Voltage	12-32 VDC
Transmission Range	600 ft (183 m) (line-of-sight)
RF Power	250 mW
Frequency Stability	+/-20 ppm
Video Distortion	2%
Video Format	PAL, NTSC, SECAM
Current Consumption	330 mA
Antenna Connector	BNC
Impedance	50 ohms
Video Connector	Hirose
Video Impedance	75 ohms
Audio	4.5/5/5.5/6 MHz (adjustable on back panel)
Video Level	1 V
Modulation	Negative AM
Temperature Range	5 to 149°F (-15 to 65°C)
Dimensions	3.2 x 2 x 0.9" (8.1 x 5.1 x 2.3 cm)
Weight	Approx. 3.2 oz (90 g)

12V-32V medium power
250 mW RF power
Built-in audio portion (audio adjustable on back panel)
Built-in switching power supply
Built-in video filters
330 mA current consumption

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it compatible with gopro hero 4?

A: This unit has RCA Composite Inputs for the video feed. It may be possible to use it with a GoPro Hero4 if you have the composite cables for the camera. They are B&H #GOACMPS.

Q: 2. According to the spec sheet, this antenna operates up to 698MHz. This listing says 616MHz. Which is correct?

A: This RF Venue Diversity Architectural Antenna operates in the range of 470 to 616 MHz.

Q: 3. SMA or RP-SMA? How long is the cable?

A: This antenna is SMA male connector and it comes with a 10ft. wire.

Q: 4. How far can my 2 watt uhf tv transmitter transmit up to if I use this antenna?

A: It is Very difficult to say. It depends on environmental factors. Typically speaking you should see a 40-60% increase in efficiency.

Q: 5. Can I use this to control a PTZ camera?

A: Yes, if your camera supports RS-232-C protocol for control.

Q: 6. audio channels?

A: The audio outputs on this device through RCA. You would just need basic RCA Male to Male cables.

Q: 7. Can I run this through a network patch panel in order to use existing wiring in walls? What is the length of the cat5/6 limit?

A: Ideally, you want to connect the Cat5/6 directly to the units to achieve a run that can send a stereo signal up to 1000 ft.

Q: 8. Do I need a special FCC permit to use this in the usa?

A: The LUV-250 video and audio transmitter uses the 2.4GHZ channel which is an open radio channel commonly used for many wireless devices. There is no need to have a special permit to make use of this channel in the US.

Q: 9. Does it come with cables?

A: Yes, the SeaSonic Electronics Focus GX 1000-Watt 80+ Gold Power Supply comes with modular power cables.

Q: 10. How many anchors and lugs come in this item?

A: The B&H overview for this item states: "Two Links for the strap are included, as are four Anchors that attach to your camera."

Broadcast Engineer	23/08/2024
[Hirose] I have used this device on many projects running RS232 serial from over 50 feet to just over 200 feet in some pretty noisy environments and it has always worked flawlessly. I would buy this product every time I need RS232 serial extended without hesitation. 5

Charles	21/07/2024
[+/-20 ppm] Got it on a good deal 5

Dan the Tool Man	07/07/2024
[1 V] I used this product to connect a machine that communicates using a DB9 interface to my PC. The product was exactly as described and worked flawlessly on installation. My mobile shopping experience was first rate, fast and the shipping options were cost effective and fast! A+++ 5

Greg	08/06/2024
[2%] Works like a champ. No issues at all. 5

Craig	17/05/2024
[2%] I use this product to connect a PC at back of church to mixer that is located at front of church. After struggling with coming up with a reliable wireless solution, I went to this to secure a reliable connection. Worked right away with expected performance. 5

Nick	04/04/2024
[1 V] The Revo ST-1000 Pro Video Stabilizer is a welcomed addition to my kit. I'll start by saying this, read the instructions and watch the video. This made life so much easier with getting the stabilizer balanced correctly. I did not do this at first as was starting to get frustrated but then watched the video and was able to get it properly balanced. The learning curve took a minute but once I got it balanced properly it's pretty easy to get back to that position. I use this with my XH2s and the tokina x mount lens. With the built in stabilization on the camera/lens and this it makes for some buttery smooth shots. The weights on the bottom are easy to adjust and take off and on. But once again, once I got it balanced I'm just going to use that same setup to keep it nice and easy to get running quickly. All-in-all it's a pretty good stabilizer once you get it set up properly. [I received this item in exchange for my honest review] 5

Bryan	01/04/2024
[330 mA] I picked up this a couple weeks ago, so I have not used it extensively yet. I gave it 5 stars taking into account the price point. I think it is a good value. The product seems to works well with me moving around. It takes a little getting used to but the motion is smoother in the video. It is flat but the camera (Fuji X-T200) rotates easily left to right. I use my thumb on the ring below the camera. It allows me to control rotation without seeming to affect up down motion. Do not know if this is the correct way or not, but it works. I found it easy to set up. I am using a light camera so that is a plus. Putting my bigger DSLR on it may not work easily. The weights at the bottom work well for ease of choices. I got the weight close, then bent back the bottom part at the pivot point until it balanced up and down. There are small adjustments at the camera mount for left at right, which helped when I had the folding screen on the camera out to the side. Step up was easy, but I had to have patience and focus on once aspect to correct at a time. 5