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When looking for a video transmitter, suggest some reputable brands known for producing high-quality video transmitters up until that point.
Frequency and Channels:
Ensure the transmitter supports the frequency bands and channels compatible with your specific use case and local regulations.
Compatibility:
Check the transmitter’s compatibility with your existing equipment, including cameras, headgear, and monitors.
Video Quality:
Look for transmitters that support high-definition video formats and have a solid signal to avoid a loss of video quality.
Latency:
Low latency is required for real-time applications such as FPV (First-Person View) aviation to minimize the delay between the camera feed and what is displayed on the screen.
Power of the Transmitter:
The transmit power influences the range and penetration capabilities. Higher power is advantageous for long-range applications, but legal restrictions may require additional consideration.
Ease of Use:
User-friendly features such as intuitive interfaces, simple channel selection, and straightforward setup procedures can be particularly essential for beginners.
Durability and Build Quality:
Transmitters used in outdoor and demanding environments must be resilient and capable of withstanding various conditions.
Brand Reputation:
Look for reputable brands known for producing dependable and high-quality video transmission equipment.
