Analog video transmission for low-altitude FPV reconnaissance in built-up and wooded terrain, featuring the AL7210 7.2G 10W transmitter.
AI-enhanced application illustration.
How the video link supports reconnaissance in obstructed environments.
The live camera view is the operator's picture of the target area. The video link carries that image from the aircraft to the ground station while the flight is in progress.
Buildings, alleys and tree cover block the path between the aircraft and the ground. The transmitter is selected for the frequency, power and channel options the operating area requires.
A 10-inch FPV platform carries the transmitter, camera payload and antennas. Supply voltage, mounting space and cooling are matched to the airframe and flight profile.
The camera supplies the view; the transmitter carries its video to the ground receiver and display.
The sequence described in the supplying case, from planning to withdrawal.
The route is planned from the terrain of the target area, using a low-altitude approach that avoids observation posts and areas of electronic interference.
The aircraft passes through building windows, alleys and gaps in the tree line at speed. The 7.2GHz link carries the video back through this obstructed environment.
The operator watches the target area on the ground monitor and marks suspected positions as they appear.
When local interference appears, the operator switches to a spare channel. The video link is restored and the mission continues.
Once a position is confirmed, the coordinates are passed back over the link to guide the units that follow.
The aircraft leaves along a planned low-altitude route with the link maintained. The supplying case reports a maximum distance of 20km.
Explore the transmitter featured in this application and its specifications.
An analog video transmitter with 64 channels across 6110–7210 MHz, up to 10 W output and a 9–36 V input supply.
View the product page for the full specification list and additional photographs.
View AL7210 productInclude these details in your project enquiry.
| Check | Information to share |
|---|---|
| Camera and payload | Camera type, analog video output and whether a thermal payload is required |
| Frequency and receiver | Operating area, channel plan, antennas and ground receiver configuration |
| Airframe and power | Airframe size, mounting space, supply voltage and cooling |
Key details about the video link.
The AL7210 7.2G 10W analog video transmitter, listed with 64 channels across 6110–7210 MHz and up to 10 W output. Its product page carries the published specifications.
The supplying case describes switching to a spare channel when local interference appears, so the video link can be restored without ending the flight. Results depend on the site and the equipment in use.
The supplying case reports a maximum transmission distance of 20km in complex urban and mountain terrain. Distance depends on the antenna setup, terrain and channel conditions.
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