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UAV RFD 900x Long Range Modem

  • SKU: MBS-Z-28
  • GTIN: 0618455049774
  • HAN: MODEM-RFD900x
  • Category: Accesoires
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UAV RFD 900x Modem

  • > 40 km Range
  • 1W Transmission power
  • small Dimensions 
  • easy Implementation 

The RFD900x Telemtry Set is designed to only be used in USA and Australia. For the usage in Europe please use the RFD868x Module.

 

Description

The UAV RFD 900x is a modern telemetry modem used for data transmission with a transmission power of 1W, allowing a maximum range of up to 40km. In test arrangements data was even transferred over a distance of more then 57km.
The implemented firmware is an Open Source development enviroment called "SIK". The firmware is based on a 32bit ARM Prozessor and can be confiruated via an FTDI converter. 

Technical data

  • Frequency spectrum: 902-928 MHz
  • Transmission rate: 2 - 500 kbit/sec.
  • UART Transmission rate: 9600 - 921k baud
  • Reciever sensivity: > 121 dBm
  • Dimensions: 30 x 57 x 12,8mm
  • Weight: 14,5g
  • Working voltage: 5V @ 800mA
  • Working temperature: - 40 to 80°C

Interfaces

  • RF: 2 x RP-SMA
  • Serial TTL (3,3V)
  • GPIO: 6 x I/O (Digital, ADC, PWM)

Scope of delivery

  • 1 x RFD900x Modem
Item information Value
Shipping weight: 0,06 kg
Item weight: 0,06 kg

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€ 189,95
incl. 19% VAT , plus shipping costs
  • Goods ordered. 3 expected on 31.12.2026.

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