Teradek RT MDR.X 3-Axis Lens Control Receiver w/ Bluetooth
CurrentFull-featured 3-channel wireless lens control receiver with integrated Bluetooth, OLED screen, and dedicated motor ports Raw value as published“Full-featured 3-channel wireless lens control receiver with integrated Bluetooth, OLED screen, and dedicated motor ports | note: Concise product description under 20 words” Sourcesrc.teradek-com.products.mdr-xhttps://teradek.com/products/mdr-x Tier: OfficialObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high Method: humanReview: draft1 alternative claimOverrides the official claim Open source ↗
Power
A note is Teradek's remark next to a figure; a figure inside a note is not stored as a spec.
| Field | Value | Last checked |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest input voltage |
7 V
Raw value as published“7 | source: B&H | note: 7V DC minimum input voltage”
Sourcesrc.teradek-com.products.mdr-xhttps://teradek.com/products/mdr-x
Tier: OfficialObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high
Method: humanReview: draftOverrides the official claim Open source ↗
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2026-10-21 |
| Highest input voltage |
17 V
Raw value as published“17 | source: B&H | note: 17V DC maximum input voltage (supports standard 12-14.4V camera batteries)”
Sourcesrc.teradek-com.products.mdr-xhttps://teradek.com/products/mdr-x
Tier: OfficialObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high
Method: humanReview: draftOverrides the official claim Open source ↗
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2026-10-21 |
| Typical power draw |
2 W
Raw value as published“2 | note: 2W nominal idle/telemetry power consumption (excluding active motor draw)”
SourceTeradek product data
Tier: Lab estimateObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high
Method: humanReview: draftOverrides the official claim
Greyed: “Official only” is on. Not counted in completeness.
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2026-10-21 |
| Maximum power draw |
35 W
Raw value as published“35 | note: Up to 35W peak power pass-through with 3 high-torque motors under simultaneous load”
SourceTeradek product data
Tier: Lab estimateObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high
Method: humanReview: draftOverrides the official claim
Greyed: “Official only” is on. Not counted in completeness.
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2026-10-21 |
| Battery mounts |
none
Raw value as published“none | note: Allowed enum: none (powered via 2-pin LEMO DC cable)”
Sourcesrc.teradek-com.products.mdr-xhttps://teradek.com/products/mdr-x
Tier: OfficialObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high
Method: humanReview: draftOverrides the official claim Open source ↗
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2026-10-21 |
| Connector |
2-pin LEMO 0B (7-17V DC)
Raw value as published“2-pin LEMO 0B (7-17V DC) | source: B&H | note: 2-pin LEMO 0B connector supporting P-Tap and camera power cables”
Sourcesrc.teradek-com.products.mdr-xhttps://teradek.com/products/mdr-x
Tier: OfficialObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high
Method: humanReview: draft2 alternative claimsOverrides the official claim Open source ↗
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2026-10-21 |
Battery runtime
50 Wh: about 25.0 h at typical draw (2 W), about 1.4 h at maximum draw (35 W)
98 Wh: about 49.0 h at typical draw (2 W), about 2.8 h at maximum draw (35 W)
150 Wh: about 75.0 h at typical draw (2 W), about 4.3 h at maximum draw (35 W)
Runtime = battery watt-hours ÷ stated draw: an estimate, not a measured runtime. Not included: the monitor, camera and accessories on the same battery, conversion losses, battery ageing and cold.
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No field report (a third-party test, measurement or repair report) is held for MDR.X; the figures here are Teradek's.