RUSHFPV 5.8GHz 4W VTX Module
Of the 81 other 5.8 GHz analog video transmitters in our database, 76 have a lower maximum power than the 5.8GHz 4W VTX Module (4000 mW, 36 dBm) and 5 a higher one; the class median is 800 mW. The 5.8GHz 4W VTX Module steps through 25 / 200 / 1000 / 4000 mW, which is 14 / 23 / 30 / 36 dBm: the top level is 22 dB above the lowest, about 12.6x the free-space range on the same antennas.
| System | analog |
|---|---|
| Max power | 4000 mW |
| Power levels | 25 / 200 / 1000 / 4000 mW |
| Frequency range | 5362-5945 MHz |
| Band | 5.8 GHz |
| Input voltage | 7-30V |
| Channels | 48 |
Choosing between systems? See analog vs DJI vs Walksnail vs HDZero.
Where this data comes from
Label: power steps PIT / 25 / 200 mW / 1 W / 4 W, six bands (A, B, E, F, R, L), 7-30 V Lipo-in. The label names no channel count, so that column stays empty. Output above the lowest step is licensed spectrum in most countries; the module's own label carries that reminder. frequency_range and channels are Rush's SPECIFICATION sheet '5G8-4W Video Transmitter' (REV.PO, DATE 13-11-2025; the listing's first description image, 5.8g_4W__01.jpg), General Characteristics: 'Frequency band 5362-5945MHz', 'Channel customer 48CH'; its RF output table lists bands A, B, E, F, Race Band and Low Race (5362-5621), eight channels each; read 2026-10-20 (burst 219) at native resolution from the copy of the listing's spec-sheet image fetched earlier the same day through common.UA. This supersedes the earlier line saying the label names no channel count. The sheet's Antenna Port row reads only '50 Ohms', so antenna_connector stays empty.