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Kimpok KP-R12G

The Kimpok KP-R12G is a compact, ground-based analog video receiver module for long-range FPV drone systems using a 1.2GHz transmitter. It combines nine-channel reception with a 44 × 27 × 27 mm, 20g format. Integration depends on frequency matching and a properly tuned antenna system, with directional antennas suited to maximum-range operation.

KimpokDatalinks, video & radio
Channel count
9 CH
Input voltage
7-36 V DC
Weight
20 g
Dimensions
44 × 27 × 27 mm

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Product overview

The Kimpok KP-R12G serves as the ground reception component of a long-range FPV video link, working with a 1.2GHz video transmitter aboard the aircraft. Its physical format is a compact receiver module measuring 44 × 27 × 27 mm and weighing 20g, giving ground-station integrators a small component to accommodate. The configuration has nine channels, a specified frequency range of 1080MHz-1258MHz and a stated sensitivity of 95dBm. It is an analog video receiver module rather than a flight platform or airframe kit.

Integration centers on matching the transmitter frequency and selecting a suitable receiving antenna. Channel scanning can be manual or automatic, allowing selection around background noise and other 1.2GHz signals. Multiple receivers can support simultaneous drone monitoring when assigned different, non-overlapping channels. Directional patch, helical and parabolic antennas are relevant integration options, but reception depends heavily on antenna quality, tuning and pointing. For maximum-range operation, the preferred arrangement uses a high-gain directional antenna mounted on a tracking system.

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Specifications

SpecificationValue & conditions
ManufacturerKimpok
ModelKP-R12G
Country of originChina
CertificationCE certification
Product typeAnalog video receiver module
Intended installation and purposeGround-based video reception for long-range and beyond-visual-line-of-sight FPV drone systems.Paired with a 1.2GHz video transmitter.
Frequency band1.2G
Frequency range1080MHz-1258MHz
Channel count9 CH
Channel frequency tableChannels 1–9: 1080, 1120, 1160, 1200, 1240, 1280, 1320, 1360, 1258 MHz, respectively. Channels 6–8 exceed the separately specified 1080MHz-1258MHz range.
Receiving sensitivity95dbm
Input voltage7-36V DC
Antenna connectorSMA
Dimensions44 × 27 × 27 mm
Weight20g
Kit contents1 × unit designated VTX, 1 × antenna, 1 × power cable and 1 × additional cable.
Warranty1 Year
Propagation characteristicsLower free-space path loss and better diffraction than the 5.8GHz band.Paired with a 1.2GHz VTx; comparison with 5.8GHz.
Partially obstructed receptionIntended to receive usable video with partial obstruction from light foliage or terrain.Signal path partially obstructed by light foliage or terrain.
Environmental attenuationReduced susceptibility to signal attenuation from atmospheric moisture and particles.Humid or suboptimal weather conditions; comparison with higher frequencies.
Channel selectionManual or automatic scanning and channel selection to reduce background noise and interference.Interference from other 1.2GHz sources.
High-gain antenna integrationSupports integration with directional receiving antennas such as patch, helical and parabolic designs.Directional antenna correctly pointed and tuned to the operating frequency.
Antenna dependencyReception depends heavily on antenna quality and tuning; a tracked, high-gain directional antenna is the preferred arrangement for maximum range.High-quality, properly tuned antennas; high-gain directional antenna with tracking for maximum-range use.
Purpose and installationGround-based reception for long-range and beyond-visual-line-of-sight FPV drone operations.Paired with a 1.2GHz video transmitter.
Multiple-drone reception arrangementSeparate receivers or ground stations can monitor multiple drones simultaneously on different, non-overlapping channels.Multiple ground stations or receivers tuned to different, non-overlapping channels.
Transmitter frequency matchingChannel selection supports matching the receiver to the video transmitter's output frequency.Receiver tuned to the center of the transmitter's channel.
Antenna integrationIntegration with directional, high-gain patch, helical or parabolic receiving antennas.Directional receiving antenna correctly pointed and tuned to the operating frequency.

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