SpeedyBee TX800 20x20 25-800mW 5.8GHz VTX - MMCX

Name: SpeedyBee TX800 20x20 25-800mW 5.8GHz VTX - MMCX
Brand: RUNCAM
Price: 51.99 USD
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Description

The SpeedyBee TX800 It is a great choice for the FPV freestyle or for those who need a accurate and reliable VTX to fly in demanding locations.

Check out our other MMCX VTXs, as well as the rest of our SpeedyBee products!

Specifications

Input Voltage: 3.7-5V
RF Output Power: 25 / 200 / 400 / 800mW
Control Protocol: IRC Tramp Protocol
Output Voltage: 5V
Antenna Connector: MMCX
Power/Video Connection: 4 Pin JST / Solder Pads
Stack Size: 20x20mm m3
Weight: 5.6g

Includes

1x SpeedyBee TX800 20x20 25-800mW 5.8GHz VTX - MMCX
1x SMA to MMCX Pigtail
1x MMCX Dipole Antenna
1x Wiring Harness

Manual

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More Info

SKU: 16867
Barcode: 691023527423

Overall rating: 4.65 / 5 from 80 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The SpeedyBee TX800 VTX is highly regarded for its excellent video quality and range, making it a reliable choice for FPV freestyle. Customers appreciate its great performance and affordability, along with the included accessories.

Summary topics

Product Quality: 20%
Range: 22%
VTX Performance: 40%
Video Quality: 13%

Review topics: ["quality","vtx","install","unit","range"].

Review highlights

"Good quality video and range for such a small vtx" — John T.
"Range, video, and quality are all excellent." — Kendrick W.
"Great cheap VTX with stable connection" — Deja D.

Reviews

Solid VTX for the price.

"Solid VTX for the price. Careful, the heatsink easily comes off, and you can damage the MMCX connector if you aren't careful with inserting the antenna. Ripped a connector clean off of one of these."

— James G. (4/5)

Unit gets very hot and

"Unit gets very hot and the button is difficult to use to go through and adjust settings. It’s confusing, and I have no idea what power level it is at unless I set it using inav. Otherwise the unit works so I’m good. Probably would go with a TBS vtx next time."

— Charles G. (4/5)

My go to vtx

"This is my standard vex i use in all my builds"

— Bob W. (5/5)

SpeedyBee TX800 20x20 25-800mW 5. 8GHz VTX

"Like the metal housing and using it with the SpeedyBee stack."

— Benjamin M. (5/5)

Perfect

"Excellent"

— Jimmy M. (5/5)

Good vtx

"So far range has been exceptionally quality is good can’t really say anything bad at this point"

— Jesse M. (4/5)

Great vtx

"Easy install and setup, just make sure you unlock it"

— joshua d. (5/5)

Great vtx

"Nice range easy install"

— Kendal B. (5/5)

I don't have much experience

"I don't have much experience with this unit, but it does far better than my old unit. The only gripe is while handling the heat sink and thermal pad separated quite a few times, but now that it's installed it mechanically can't do that anymore. Transmission quality is great."

— Brian R. (5/5)

Recommend

"Good quality at a great price!"

— Timothy B. (5/5)

Q&A

Will it work with 6S: It solders to 5 volt out put on flight controller 4 wires I think comes with a barcode link to really good directions
Where can I get the VTX table for this VTX.: In the BF presets tab. Simply search for the Speedybee TX800. Then select the one you want and click done.
Where can I get wiring and setup instructions. Not sure where blue/green wire goes on my Tmotor FC and then how to configure/control the vtx. Small led with various colors and flashing sequences begs for instruction documents not found on speedy bee web.: It could be the wire that needs to go to a uart on the fc
can i use this with the runcam swift 3: Yes you can! The swift takes 3.3v to 5v to power. The tx800 is good from 3.3 to 5.5v. So you can run your camera to the 5v out on the speedybee. Or threw your flight controllers cam pad which more than likely is a 5v pad.. check your fc if there's only a 9v pad you'll have to go straight ti the speedybee. Hope this helps you get off the ground! ~ BudC

SpeedyBee TX800 20x20 25-800mW 5.8GHz VTX - MMCX