Walkera Transmitter

THE TX5805
The all-in-oneness is pretty cool. There are some dip switches on the board that allow you to select between 8 different channels for video (They don’t tell you what the frequencies of the 8 channels are). I was curious to know how the video bound to the tx, and it appears to be in a similar manner to the model. When I first power the tx, I get the familiar beeps of a DEVO tx, and after connecting the LB’s battery, that initial binding process seems unchanged. The video switches on a split second before the model finishes binding.

The assembly is contained in that same style of folded plastic that Walkera wraps their rxs in. This is fine, except that the camera is at a fixed angle. It points more ‘down’ than ‘out’, and that’s my biggest complaint so far. I plan to see if I can come up with a way to tip the lens back a bit—personal preference, I think.

There is no on-board recording, as with Walkera’s larger systems.

There was no manual for the TX5805 itself, only a section in the brief V2 Ladybird/F4 paper manual (which was an 8.5” X 11” sheet of paper, printed front and back), explaining how to adjust the dip switches for the other video channels.