Overview

This Holybro SiK Telemetry Radio is a small, light and inexpensive open source radio platform that typically allows ranges of better than 300m “out of the box” (the range can be extended to several kilometres with the use of a patch antenna on the ground). This radio is plug-n-play all Pixhawk Standard and other Flight Controller, providing the easiest ways to setup a telemetry connection between your Autopilot and a ground station. It uses open source firmware which has been specially designed to work well with MAVLink packets and to be integrated with the Mission Planner, Ardupilot, QGroundControl, PX4 Autopilot. The radios are 915Mhz  and you should purchase the model which is appropriate for your country/region.

Features

• Open-source SIK firmware
• Plug-n-play for Pixhawk Standard Flight Controllers
• Easiest way to connect your Autopilot and Ground Station
• Interchangeable air and ground radio
• Micro-USB port (Type-C Adapter Cable Included)
• 6-position JST-GH connector

Specification

• 100 mW maximum output power (adjustable) -117 dBm receive sensitivity
• RP-SMA connector
• 2-way full-duplex communication through adaptive TDM UART interface
• Transparent serial link
• MAVLink protocol framing
• Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) Configurable duty cycle
• Error correction corrects up to 25% of bit errors Open-source SIK firmware
• Configurable through Mission Planner & APM Planner
• FT230X/FT231 is a USB to BASIC UART IC

Dimensions

• 28 x 53 x 10.7mm (without antenna)

Electrical Data

• Supply voltage: 5V DC (from USB or JST-GH)
• Transmit current: 100 mA at 20dBm
• Receive current: 25 mA
• Serial interface: 3.3 V UART

FCC IDENTIFIER

• 2AP22-HT03-V3

Package Included

Radio modules with antennas *2
Micro-USB to USB-A cable *1
Micro-USB to Micro-USB OTG adapter cable *1
Micro USB to Type C Adapter
JST-GH-6P to JST-GH-6P cable *1 (for Pixhawk Standard FC)
JST-GH-6P to Molex DF13 6P (for Pix32, Pixhawk 2.4.6, etc.)

Manual:

Telemetry-Radio-V3-Quick-Start-Guide

Some Tips:

https://ardupilot.org/copter/docs/common-configuring-a-telemetry-radio-using-mission-planner.html