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This is a transmitter for the flights that 5.8GHz cannot complete. At 1.2GHz the signal penetrates trees, terrain and buildings far better than the usual band, and 2.5W behind that gives a link with genuine margin rather than one that survives only in clear line of sight.
Running that power continuously is a thermal problem, and the answer here is a machined CNC case working as a heatsink with an active cooling fan mounted on it. The point is consistency: a transmitter that quietly throttles as it heats will fade exactly when the airframe is furthest away, which is the worst possible moment for the picture to soften.
It needs 1.2GHz antennas at both ends and a receiver on the same band, so it is a deliberate system choice rather than a drop-in upgrade. Pilots who fly distance generally keep one 1.2GHz airframe set up permanently for that reason.
| Brand | Skyzone |
|---|---|
| Selling unit | PCS |
