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FPV is made possible thanks to two RF links, a control link, and a video link. Without an RF Power Meter a pilot has no way to test these critical RF links.
Test equipment for microwave (GHz) links is not cheap. ImmersionRC changed this several years ago, and provided our ‘Power Meter v1’ to the FPV community. The v2 is the result of listening to customer feedback. We added an internal battery an internal attenuator, and a few features that every FPVer needs.
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Is the latest whiz-bang hype-train vTx really as good as the datasheet claims? Does it really emit 25mW on all race channels? Does it still emit 25mW 30 minutes later?
The RF Power Meter v2 allows these questions, and many more to be answered.
Back in the early days of FPV racing ImmersionRC pioneered low-power racing, where everyone runs 25mW. This became a world-standard within a few short months, and continues to be the standard today. The Power Meter v2 gives you the measurement tool that you need to test transmitters, before you get surprised at the next race.

Are you ready to test your video transmitter before the hammer comes out?
With the included stubby dipole, the RF Power Meter v2 is all that you need to perform a rough power test on any FPV platform, even without unscrewing it’s antenna.
Calibrate the meter on a ‘known good’ platform, and walk down the start grid testing each quad ready to race. Quads accidentally set on high power (hammer-ready), or those with hardware/cable/connector/antenna problems emitting a few micro-watts are identified before the first gate.
We call this ‘Scully Mode’ for a good reason. Joe Scully, the best FPV MC in the business, perfected this test technique to ensure successful race meets on all four corners of the globe.

So you know that ‘packets’ of data are flowing from your R/C Tx, or Long Range system, to your model… but what if you could ‘see’ them?.
The PowerScope mode of the RF Power Meter v2 presents you with a visual representation of the power being emitted from your radio.
How fast are they packets emitted? are the multitude of antennas in your radio working? where are they? what orientation?
You can even spot transmitters which comply with LBT (listen before talk), or Duty Cycle limitations.

Analog Video Transmitters emit a steady stream of RF goodness. R/C Controllers emit a stream of pulsed goodness (which just happens to be heading in the opposite direction).
The RF Power Meter v2 can deliver accurate power measurements for both types of RF signals.

The v2 contains an integrated Lithium Ion battery, which will power the meter for at least 8 solid hours. With auto-shutdown after periods of inactivity, a single charge will power your meter for days at the race track.
Recharged using a standard micro-USB connector in less than one hour.
Laws and requirements regarding transmission of radio waves vary greatly across the world. In some countries, this product may not be legal. In the USA, the operator of this product is required by law to have a HAM amateur radio license, at the very least. It is the operator's responsibility to make sure that they are using this product in a legal manner, or not using it at all if not possible to do legally in their location. By adding this product to your cart, you are confirming that you have read this notice, and that Pyrodrone is in no way responsible for the actions of the operator while using this product.
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Overall rating: 4.6875 / 5 from 16 reviews.
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"handy an accurate"
"I received the meter and right away it wouldn't power up. Got it apart to see that the battery was not touching the coiled end so when I stretched it out to fit something was shorting and it heated up the coil fast and burnt the finger. I took it further apart and tried it again and it worked. Put it back together and it has worked since then."
"Very cool thing"
"Ensure your gear AND your races is running well with the power meter tool! Love being able to check if my Vtx and antennas are working properly (or damaged)!"
"Uniq product with good quality!"
"very basic settings and features... does what it says; shows you RF power of various frequencies common to FPV."
"Small but powerful, nice to be able to measure your antenna, and VTX strength"
"The power meter has come in handy to confirm poor antenna connections after hard landing. It is small enough to carry in a pocket on any bag."
"I was surprised by the small size of this power meter. So far it has helped out in video debug and power assessment on a few drones. Waiting for my attenuators so I can measure higher power VTX. Glad I finally bought this handy device."
"Fast and convenient way to verify your vtx output."
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