Paralinx Tomahawk wireless HD video transmitter specifications and capabilities

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2013Video Assist and Video Accessories forum

13 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

The Tomahawk achieves up to 2000 feet transmission range using its default antennas.
The transmitter features HDMI input and the receiver outputs dual HD-SDI.
The transmitter uses a machined aluminum enclosure and weighs under 180 grams.
Both transmitter and receiver connect via 2 Pin Lemo connectors.
A planned 2014 HD-SDI version was expected to support multiple receivers.
Mounting accessories were available including a perch bracket with monitor mount and Anton/Bauer plate compatibility.

Range specification applies only to default antennas; alternative antenna options were mentioned but details were not yet available.
The 2014 HD-SDI multicast capability and its effects on range or reconnection timing were not confirmed in this discussion.
Information about multicasting performance characteristics was requested but not provided.