Team Blacksheep TBS GREENHORN User Manual

5.8ghz 25mw video transmitter

TBS GREENHORN 5.8GHz

25mW Video Transmitter

Introduction

For optimal operation we suggest to use this transmitter together with the TBS CORE. The TBS CORE

comes with cables that allow plug & play installation.

Installation of the transmitter is easy. It comes with a pigtail connector that you can use to make your

own cables. The pinout of the cable is according to following color scheme:

Yellow = Video

White = Audio

Black = GND

Red = 5V+

The TBS GREENHORN 5.8GHz 25mW video transmitter is aimed at

the beginner FPV pilot. It's a license-free, CE & FCC certified,

medium range video transmitter with solid video signal for up to

500m (1/2 mile) on stock antennas. Directional video receiver

antennas increase range and are available from various sources.

It operates off a 5V powersource and is compatible with all

Lawmate transmitter module pinout. This allows you to switch the

transmitter according to your planned flight requirement and

flying distance.

Table of Contents

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Page 1 TBS GREENHORN 5.8GHz 25mW Video Transmitter Introduction The TBS GREENHORN 5.8GHz 25mW video transmitter is aimed at the beginner FPV pilot. It’s a license-free, CE & FCC certified, medium range video transmitter with solid video signal for up to 500m (1/2 mile) on stock antennas. Directional video receiver antennas increase range and are available from various sources.
Page 2: Channel Selection
Channel Selection The TBS Greenhorn supports 8 channels in the 5.8GHz ISM Band. The channels are selected using the dipswitch located at the back of the video transmitter. The channels of the TBS 5.8 GHz video system are color-coded. The antennas you purchased are optimized for a certain range of channels.
Page 3 Channel 1 Channel 5 (5735 MHz) (5805 MHz) Channel 2 Channel 6 (5745 MHz) (5825 MHz) Channel 3 Channel 7 (5765 MHz) (5845 MHz) Channel 4 Channel 8 (5785 MHz) (5865 MHz) Antenna Positions Place your antenna as far away from electronic and metal components as possible. Any metallic surface will reflect radio waves and reduce your range.