50km Drone IP MESH Video Downlink

50km Drone IP MESH Video Downlink

Introduction

FD-615MT build a no center, self-forming, self-adapting and self-healing dynamic routing/automatic relay communication mesh network. It achieves dynamic routing, multihop relay HD video, multi-channel data and fidelity voice between different nodes of the same network in complex applications, such as fast movement and non-line-of-sight environmental distance.

Smart antenna MIMO and self-forming packet wireless mesh network AD-HOC/MESH, which make FD-615MT provide real-time HD video and broadband Ethernet connection with 30Mbps transmission rate and distance of 100km-150km or more. It Is speical for wireless communication in critical private networks.

Key Features of 50km Drone IP MESH Video Downlink

Bandwidth 1.4Mhz/3Mhz/5Mhz/10Mhz/20Mhz 10Watts transmitting rf power Light weight: 190g Power consumption: 30watts IP MESH Node: 8 Support 800Mhz/1.4Ghz(1420-1530Mhz) freqeuncy options Air to ground 50km range NLOS 3km-10km ground to ground distance Automatic power control Automatic frequency point control Ethernet communication for video living streaming based IP Full duplex RS232/TTL communication for flight control

Application

Logistics and Delivery

• Package Delivery: Drones are increasingly being used to deliver small packages, especially in remote or hard-to-reach areas.

Disaster Relief

• Rescue Operations: Drones can be used to locate trapped individuals in disaster zones, such as earthquakes, floods, and avalanches.
• Assessment and Mapping: They can provide real-time imagery and data to assess damage and plan relief efforts.
• Aid Delivery: Drones can deliver food, water, and medical supplies to affected areas.

Infrastructure Inspection

• Power Line Inspection: Drones can inspect power lines, transmission towers, and substations for damage and maintenance needs.
• Pipeline Monitoring: They can monitor oil and gas pipelines for leaks and other issues.
• Bridge and Building Inspection: Drones are used to inspect bridges, buildings, and other structures for safety and structural integrity.

Specification

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