TS832S Video Transmitter

Boscam 600mW 5.8GHz 40ch VTx from Tomtop
Purchase link - TS832S VTX - bit.ly/2ber4qP
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This is a powerful and easy to use FPV video transmitter. Simple channel selection, RP-SMA antenna.
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[@erniestory7223]

Like watching these old videos used these for years still going strong stay safe mate ,, england

[@AndrewNewton]

Well, they are hard to misplace. Thanks Ernie

[@zimmy1958]

I have the same VTx and they work very well.

[@NOXFPV]

Still relivant today. Thanks

[@EnglishTurbines]

Perfect flying day Andrew...I have two of the original TS832, its large, but max RF output can be found on Channel 34.....There are some big differences in output depending on the channel you select, like a lot of other brand 5.8G vtxs....:)

[@AndrewNewton]

Great tip, I'll try Ch34. Many thanks.

[@mac16a]

@@AndrewNewton So, how was the ch34?

[@kabturek]

I've got a similar unit from Banggood - but mine has a built in OSD (voltage/time/channel) - it's great for a simple setups

[@rdpropertymgmtgodbetheglor2703]

Hi. Good. Info....you. Took. Rubber ducky. Ant..off. Ts832.......whats. Link. To. Circular. Rs. Antenna You. Using.....thnx

[@AndrewNewton]

ImmersionRC Spironet

[@blackmennewstyle]

I have the big sister of this vTX, sweet little piece of kit, probably one the best vTXs i ever bought :)

[@AndrewNewton]

Excellent, good to know

[@spencerboaz2385]

Andrew I have that unit on my F550 hex and I get about 400 meters but I bought the 2000mw tx and I haven't found the limit yet much farther than my radio by a long way works through trees far better than the 600mw only downside is you need bigger batteries for longer flights it goes through small (1000mah) batteries in about 15 minutes . But for a plane it would give you miles of range . At 400 feet in open land maybe as much as 10 miles or more if you were up pretty high .

[@AndrewNewton]

Good to know, thanks. I have got max of 2.7km with 200mW

[@macornman]

5.8Ghz is open, so no HAM license is required for this transmitter, right?

[@AndrewNewton]

Correct

[@big5astra]

Hi Andrew, I have a 600mW TS 832 (not the "S" model and not from Tomtop) but I have done a 9km distance with that one (video on my channel) - provided your receiver side antennas are suitable of course.

[@AndrewNewton]

Thanks for the info mate, that's stunning range. My max is 2.7km with normal CP antennas goggle mounted.

[@user_Francisco]

Good vudeo. My receiver and transmitter work very good but they both get hot and overheat easily. I checked the miliampers and voltage but it is ok.

[@AndrewNewton]

That's normal. They all get very hot, too hot to touch sometimes.

[@gagahprakoso3951]

Any suggestions to reduce the heat?

[@Mustafa-Ok3]

Hello i have too that problem. TS832 is very hot. Did u fix it?

[@blackterminal]

Hi Andrew sorry another question. I just bought one of these and I'm getting a Grey screen on my receiver when a camera is connected to this transmitter . I tested the camera with a different transmitter and the camera is fine. It's a 12v camera. Is my transmitter faulty?

[@AndrewNewton]

Wrong channel, broken wire?

[@unity4alle1]

How to transmit both audio and video on this A/V transmitter if you got your Audio and video channels separate on the camera (Sparrow)?

[@AndrewNewton]

No audio with this VTx

[@RagTheNutsOff]

LOL @ 03:54 Landed! That was like my first fpv landing :)

[@AndrewNewton]

Landing by feel, it's a legitimate technique I employ often.

[@kenoath007]

The best operators, operate by feel :)

[@RagTheNutsOff]

Ken Oath Oh I've been using blind luck & brute force. One day I might be graceful!

[@rahalati]

My TS832 transmitter 48 ch. runs on 7 -16 volt, My X380 has two groups of outlet pins, one is 12 volt and the other is 5 volts. I am using the 12 volts pins for the Gimble. I don't want to add another small battery just to run the TS832. Is it safe to split the 12 volt power going to the Gimble to run the TS832 as well?

[@AndrewNewton]

Can the X380 handle the extra current demand?

[@rahalati]

@@AndrewNewton the 12 Volt pins and the 5 volts pins are all drawing power from the same source (Drone battery). So how to test if it can handle

[@rahalati]

@@AndrewNewton can you suggest another Transmitter that can take 5 volts or less

[@blackterminal]

Do you still use this or do you use a fancy HD unit now?

[@AndrewNewton]

Still using this as well as DJI HD.

[@nigelwilliams3430]

Can you wire thes up to a flight controller?

[@AndrewNewton]

Yes for OSD overlay on the video. But no fancy power and channel control via smart audio or tramp.

[@gekkammi]

Are there going to be any more scratchbuilds? Really enjoy those videos.

[@AndrewNewton]

Yes, scratch building is my favourite. When I run out of reviews to do I'll build some more retro planes.

[@gekkammi]

+Andrew Newton Excellent. looking forward to it.

[@riccardoperuzzi99]

Hi, Which camera did you use with this kit? I'm going to buy this kit but I don't know which camera buy. Thanks

[@AndrewNewton]

Lots of choices these days. Foxeer HS1177 or Runcam Swift, Foxeer New Arrow (has OSD with voltage), Runcam Eagle 16:9, Runcam Owl for night flying. There are cheaper cameras available but these are my recommended

[@Nightfire_Gaming81]

I’ve read some reviews about this Vtx overheating and/or burning out... is that the case? Also can you recommend a good Vtx for the Caddx Ratel?

[@AndrewNewton]

Mo problems with mine so far but I rarely use them. This is what I use mostly TS5823L - bit.ly/2XRTy1p

[@debashishdas4865]

Which is better between TS832 and TS835?

[@AndrewNewton]

Never tried the TS835 but the TS832 is fine

[@Harvz78]

Andrew, how do you connect a microphone to that transmitter or does it have a built in microphone?

[@AndrewNewton]

Never done that, I dont think it does audio even though it's listed in the specs

[@Arduino_with_Rahand]

how long it goes with its anttenna

[@AndrewNewton]

With the supplied antenna it would go maybe 3km if there was no interference.

[@jpgallegoar]

Hello, may I assk which battery you are using on this video? Thanks!

[@AndrewNewton]

12V 3s 500mAh LiPo

[@koperaljali3253]

Is it possible not to use separate battery to power up video tx? for example, just use the airplane battery

[@AndrewNewton]

Yes that is the usual method. But you will get interference on the video transmission from the ESC. May also need to add a power filter. A separate battery for the VTx gives the cleanest video.

[@koperaljali3253]

owh. how to do that? do you have any video on this?

[@AndrewNewton]

No, do a search for FPV power filter and there is heaps of info available.

[@Elecifun]

This is advertised on BG as 5-8 K range. I don't think so, do you?

[@AndrewNewton]

Unlikely, maybe 3 to 4k with perfect conditions and long range antennas, but I have never tested out that far

[@magicmike1122]

Mine gets really hot, over 140 degrees F. Is that normal?

[@AndrewNewton]

Yes, they all heat up a lot.

[@elcotorro]

Que canal y que frecuencia se recomienda?

[@AndrewNewton]

Any free channel. I use 5705 usually

[@scottnathan7907]

Can you please tell me what cameras will work with this transmitter?

[@AndrewNewton]

Just about any FPV camera, but if your powering it from the VTx you have to check it can handle whatever voltage you feed to the VTx

[@scottnathan7907]

@@AndrewNewton OK thanks.

[@arborcam]

Hi. If I have a Eachine 5802D dvr monitor (5.8 GHZ) do I need to also get an additional receiver or is there one built into the 5802? As in, do I just need a TS832 with my Eachine 5802 to get a picture (if using a camera)?

[@AndrewNewton]

Have a look at the specs for that DRV screen Robert. "Built-in 5.8Ghz Dual diversity receiver automatically for best reception" You can plug in an external video receiver but there is no need, it already has 2 built in.

[@AndrewNewton]

But you do need a video transmitter (like the TS832S) connected to the camera

[@arborcam]

Thanks for advice..I just ordered a T832. Is that the same as T832S? Meaning does the 832 (without the 'S') transmit video? I think it has a video wire from memory.

[@AndrewNewton]

Cant pick the difference. Yes it is a video transmitter

[@arborcam]

Ta

[@truecommentor2657]

What is its maximum range and its data rate

[@AndrewNewton]

Range depends on your video receiver setup, could be 4km. No idea of data rate

[@truecommentor2657]

@@AndrewNewton what happen if i use skydroid otg receiver

[@AndrewNewton]

Dont know the Skydroid

[@wingsmh27]

Is inbuilt microphone works?

[@AndrewNewton]

I dont know, mist try it one day

[@elcotorro]

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[@AndrewNewton]

Normal I think. Just try it

[@pranavdhavalshank3760]

what does that 31 means on transmitter

[@AndrewNewton]

Band 3 channel 1

[@sidhums8360]

please give the link to buy a battery

[@AndrewNewton]

I just plug it in to the balance lead of the plane's LiPo

[@sidhums8360]

please give the link to buy a battery

[@AndrewNewton]

For a plane? hobbyking.com/en_us/batteries.html

[@sidhums8360]

Andrew Newton for the transmitter