Transmitters are placed in Race mode upon arrival at a race event, and remain in that mode until the event is over. Touch’n’Race, is a patent-pending technology which helps both the casual racer, and race directors alike. Programmed at the event using the Touch’n’Race wand. A race director can stay legal by choosing a pit frequency authorized for use at the event, which can be different for events in different regions. Pit mode on the TrampHV is a little different than other offerings, being controlled by race directors transparently at drone races. Pit mode transmits a tiny amount of power on a pre-defined frequency to allow for quad setup at a race event without disrupting the show. The ImmersionRC TrampHV was the first transmitter to support Pit Mode. Twin ground cables from the tiny locking connectors ensure that noisy supply currents keep the camera supply clean. To cap it off, in addition to running directly from a 2s-4s (HV) LiPo, the TrampHV will happily run from a 5V supply already available in the quad. The TrampHV Video Tx is the smallest, lightest, high-power, high-voltage A/V Transmitter in the business, 31 x 20mm, with a slender 17mm waist, weighing only 4 grams! Even at this size, the traditional ImmersionRC 5V filtered camera power supply is also included. Only 4 grams, and a slender 31 x 20mm, the TrampHV is also a small direct LiPo-powered vTx.

The ImmersionRC Tramp HV 5.8GHz Video Tx is one of the most advanced 5.8GHz Video Transmitter available today.

Tramp hv wiring