TXV13100 1.2-1.3 GHz 1000mW Transmitter (Non-US Version)

The TX-V13100 International transmitter has 4 available channels to be used, and a great feature is that the whole transmitter only weighs around 1oz (30g).

The transmitter has 4 selectable channels and it's rated 1000mW by the manufacturer.

It’s highly recommended to install the transmitter as far as possible from the model's receiver, also, it is highly recommended to install the transmitter in ventilated areas, to allow air flow to keep it cool.

The transmitter can be powered through any power source from 10.5 to 22 volts DC, example a 3S 11.1v lipo battery will perfectly power this transmitter.

Features:
- Available Frequencies: 1080 MHz, 1120 MHz, 1160 MHz, 1200 MHz.
- Molex connector with safety latch
- Power LED (helps to identify bad power connection, reminds you to disconnect power when it’s not in use)

Package Includes:

Transmitter
Wire leads
Whip antenna

Upgrading the stock antennas to Polarized Antenna, will significantly improve its performance.

Legal notice:
It's absolutely illegal to ship the Non-US version of this transmitter to any US address, please do not insist. Retailer and recipient are subjected to VERY EXPENSIVE fine.
No license is required to purchase it, however in order to legally use and operated of this device in the United State of America a HAM license is required. To operate/use in other countries other than US please check the local rules before using it, some countries may forbid its use entirely.
By purchasing this equipment, you are agreeing that you understand the rules and assume total responsibility to legally operate the equipment. For information on how to obtain an amateur radio license, visit http://www.arrl.org/getting-licensed.
It is your responsibility to ensure that the use of this product meets the requirements imposed by your government's rules and regulations for RF devices.
Hobby Wireless is not responsible any damages, losses, illegal operation or changes made by the user to the transmitter will be totally the user's responsibility.