FPV VRX: Video Receivers and Modules
Browse analog FPV VRX models and video receiver modules by frequency, channel count and input voltage. Share your selected model and setup requirements.
Showing 11 of 11 models
PEAK
PEAK THOR R35
Analog video receiver
- Frequency range
- 3000–4938 MHz
- Channel count
- 64 channels
- Input voltage
- 12 V
PEAK
PEAK THOR R78
Analog video receiver
- Frequency range
- 7200–8000 MHz
- Channel count
- 40 channels
- Input voltage
- 12 V
PEAK
PEAK THOR R67
Analog video receiver
- Frequency range
- 6110–7210 MHz
- Channel count
- 64 CH
- Input voltage
- 12 V
PEAK
PEAK THOR R89
Analog video receiver
- Frequency range
- 8020–8800 MHz
- Channel count
- 40 CH
- Input voltage
- 12 V
AKK
AKK 80CH Diversity RX
Analog video receiver
- Frequency range
- 4.9–5.8 GHz
- Channel count
- 80 CH
- Input voltage
- 5 V
Shrimp B
KP-R12G 1.2GHz VRX
Analog video receiver
- Frequency range
- 1.2 GHz
- Channel count
- 9 CH
- Input voltage
- 7–36 V
Shrimp B
VRX-3301
Analog video receiver
- Frequency range
- 3060–3495 MHz
- Channel count
- 64 CH
- Input voltage
- 7–36 V
Shrimp B
VRX75D
Analog video receiver
- Frequency range
- 6110–7210 MHz
- Channel count
- 64 CH
- Input voltage
- 5–36 V
Frequency and interface checks
Compare receiver frequencies with your transmitter channel table. Check the power supply and video output required by your setup.
Match the channel table
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Check the supply voltage
Confirm the receiver input voltage before connecting power.
Confirm video connections
Check video output, antenna connectors and mounting space.
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