| Price | On request |
|---|---|
| Model | YL20 |
| Product type | Ground-side video-transmission box |
| Key hardware | 2.4G / 5.8G |
| Input supply | Box input voltage: 7.2–80 V |
| Interface or platform | RJ45 Ethernet; Type-C; GH1.25 control connection; XT60; antenna interface |
| Configuration | PPM IN 8 / SBUS OUT 16, depending on controller and role |
| Dimensions | Box dimensions, excluding antenna: 66 × 19.7 × 93.6 mm |
| Weight | Box plus antenna mass: 160.5 g |
| Connection | PPM input in master mode; SBUS output in slave mode |
| Integration | G-series receivers exclusively in the manual |
Computer and separate-controller workflows
The SKYDROID YL20 is a video-transmission box for a project that already has a computer, display or separate remote-control arrangement in mind. It connects that ground-side equipment with a compatible G-series receiver. This role makes it different from a handheld controller with its own integrated screen and controls.
Identify the computer, application or separate controller the operator will actually use.
Choose the ground link with the required network and control interfaces.
Name the G-series aircraft-side unit and its camera or telemetry connections.

The YL20 manual specifies 2.4G and 5.8G operation and states that the box is compatible exclusively with G-series receivers. It is not the same pairing as the R30 receiver arrangement described for YL50. If an aircraft already has a receiver installed, send its exact model first; the product family determines whether the proposed box belongs in that system.
The manufacturer lists PC ground-station support involving MissionPlanner and QGroundControl. That is a useful starting point for a civil UAV integration discussion, but the chosen flight controller, application version and data connection still need to agree. This listing does not promise that every computer and autopilot combination is ready to use without checking the supplied configuration.
An RJ45 port is listed on YL20. Explain the camera or network-video source on the aircraft and the picture required on the ground computer. Include the intended stream format and viewing application where known.
The box also lists Type-C, a GH1.25 control connection and XT60 power input. The manual distinguishes PPM input in master mode from SBUS output in slave mode. The selected role, lead and channel arrangement should be identified together.

The published figures are 127 g for the box, 33.5 g for the antennas and 160.5 g combined. The 66 × 19.7 × 93.6 mm dimensions exclude the antenna. These distinctions help when allocating space on a field workstation or in a transport case; the longest parts are not represented by the box-only envelope.
YL20 is the link box in this arrangement. The computer, display and separate control device should be stated in the quotation if they are required.
The YL20 manual identifies G-series receiver compatibility. Treat another receiver family as a separate product-selection question, not a connector substitution.
Provide the receiver model, aircraft application, ground computer and software, required video connection, and whether separate control input is needed. Add the antenna, wiring and transport requirements so the proposed items are clear.
| Product type | Ground-side video-transmission box |
|---|---|
| Receiver family | G-series receivers exclusively in the manual |
| Radio bands | 2.4G / 5.8G |
| Box input voltage | 7.2–80 V |
| Box interfaces | RJ45 Ethernet; Type-C; GH1.25 control connection; XT60; antenna interface |
| Control role | PPM input in master mode; SBUS output in slave mode |
| Listed channel entry | PPM IN 8 / SBUS OUT 16, depending on controller and role |
| Box dimensions, excluding antenna | 66 × 19.7 × 93.6 mm |
| Box-only mass | 127 g |
| Antenna mass | 33.5 g |
| Box plus antenna mass | 160.5 g |
| Operating temperature | −10 to +60 °C |
| PC ground-station examples | MissionPlanner and QGroundControl identified; confirm complete integration |

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