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VW20 video-link integration
VW20 belongs in an end-to-end video-link chain. Resolve the archived input-voltage conflict, then connect camera, air unit, antennas, ground unit, network output and display under one regional configuration. The VW20 source lists 5.15–5.85GHz operation, dual-channel 30dBm maximum transmission power, -99dBm receiver sensitivity, WPA2, several network topologies, LDPC, up to 100Mbps and 14.5g weight. Its opening says 12V input, while the detailed row says 5V with typical 0.5A and maximum 2.5A. The title uses long-range language, but the detailed condition is greater than 15km ground-to-air line of sight at 2Mbps, not a universal distance. Electrical identity must be settled first.
12V overview; 5V detailed row
Module revision, input range, connector and protection5.15–5.85GHz; dual 30dBm
Permitted region, antennas, cable loss and approved settingsUp to 100Mbps; P2P, multipoint, relay, mesh
Ports, codec/stream, firmware and topology support>15km G2A LOS at 2Mbps; 1.3km urban G2G LOS
Exact test setup and project-specific link budget
Specify camera output, encoder if separate, Ethernet or other data interface, ground receiver, display or recorder, cables and power converters. The VW20 name alone does not describe the complete video chain.
Frequency availability and permitted power vary. The supplied document should name hardware region, approved antennas and legal operating settings; avoid treating archived laboratory or line-of-sight conditions as permission for field operation.
Do not connect power until the module revision and input specification resolve the archive conflict.
No. The source ties it to a specific line-of-sight and bitrate condition.
Name air and ground units, antennas, cables, power, camera interface, firmware and display or recorder path.
Provide camera, ground display, region and power source so interface compatibility can be checked.
Resolve electrical identity before assembling the archived long-distance video path.
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