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ACASOM 5.8G Communication Repeater (10-25W): Professional Amplification for Tactical UAVs
In today's drone warfare, control of the 5.8 GHz radio spectrum is critical for high-quality video streaming and stable control. ACASOM 5.8G Repeater is a professional-grade active amplifier designed to dramatically increase the range and noise immunity of quadcopters (DJI Mavic 3, Matrice, Autel and FPV systems). With a real power of 10 W (40 dBm) at P1dB output, the device is capable of "pushing through" dense enemy electronic warfare zones, giving the operator an advantage in the air.
Why is ACASOM 5.8G the standard for professional crews?
The 5.8 GHz band is most often used for HD video transmission and control. However, standard antennas quickly lose effectiveness in the presence of obstacles or enemy jammers. The ACASOM repeater solves these problems through active bidirectional signal amplification.
- Ultimate power of 10-25 W: Provides a stable link at distances significantly exceeding the rated capabilities of standard remote controls.
- Instant response (Latency < 1 μs): There is virtually no TX/RX switching delay, which guarantees perfect drone control even during complex maneuvers.
- Crystal clear reception: A noise figure of less than 2.5 dB allows you to select a useful signal even in very noisy radio air.
- IP68 reliability: The device is completely protected from dust and water, which allows you to operate during a downpour or in conditions of very dusty forest belts.
Technical and tactical characteristics (Performance Specifications)
The system is based on an aluminum chassis, which serves as an effective heatsink for cooling powerful amplifiers during intensive work.
| Parameter | Characteristic value |
|---|---|
| Frequency range | 5725 - 5850 MHz |
| Maximum output power (P1dB) | 40 dBm (≈ 10 W) |
| Gain | 18 dB ±1 (reception and transmission) |
| Noise figure | < 2.5 dB |
| TX/RX Switching Delay | < 1 μs (microsecond) |
| Operating Voltage | 22.2 V (optimized for tactical batteries) |
| Casement Protection Class | IP68 (dust and moisture protection) |
| RF Connectors | N-Female (input and output) |
| Power Connector | IP68 Aviation Plug |
Material Design Features and Tactical ApplicationsThe ACASOM 5.8G repeater is designed for quick deployment in the field. Using professional N-Type connectors and an aviation power plug, the system ensures reliable connections even with frequent movements. Operating Benefits:
Important: With a low EVM (3% at 34 dBm), the repeater maintains the integrity of the OFDM signal, minimizing transmission errors and ensuring a smooth picture on the operator's screen. Conclusion: Technological superiority in the skiesThe ACASOM 5.8G (25W Max) repeater is an investment in crew safety and mission success. The ability to extend the antenna over a significant distance and amplify the signal up to 10 W allows you to operate from deep cover, preventing the enemy from locating the operator or jamming communications. Tactical FAQ: Six questions about the ACASOM 25W (5.8G) video amplifier1. Why do you need such a huge power (25W) at 5.8 GHz?The 5.8 GHz band is the main channel for high-quality video. But high frequencies quickly fade when encountering obstacles. 25W from ACASOM is like an aircraft searchlight: you get a clear picture where others see only "white noise" and interference. 2. How does the 5.8G version differ from 2.4G in real life?The 5.8 GHz frequency provides a better picture, but it is more capricious: any tree in the path greatly attenuates the signal. The power of 25W compensates for this, allowing the signal to literally "push through" obstacles and enemy electronic warfare that were previously insurmountable. 3. How does the ACASOM remote design protect the operator from direction finding?At 44 dBm, your signal is a bright spot for enemy radio reconnaissance. Thanks to the cable (10-20 m), you move the antenna further away from you. If the enemy hits the signal source, it will hit the repeater, and at this time you will be safe in the shelter studying pathology. 4. Will the repeater affect Starlink and Wi-Fi in the cabin?Since 5.8 GHz is This is a standard Wi-Fi band, so your ASUS TUF won't have internet access near the device. However, Starlink operates on the 10-12 GHz band, which the repeater doesn't affect. Your connection for school and work will remain stable. 5. How much does this device drain the EcoFlow Delta 2?The system's power consumption is approximately 100-120 watts. 6. The main danger when working at 5.8 GHz?Moisture and lack of an antenna. At this frequency, even a drop of water in the connector is critical. Never turn on the power without the antenna connected - the device will burn out in a split second. It's like a medical coagulator without a load: fatal for the equipment. |