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The 5.8GHz band is busy, and at a race or a group fly that congestion is what breaks a picture rather than distance. Moving up to 6.5GHz sidesteps the problem entirely: there is far less traffic there, so a 4W transmitter has the band largely to itself and the link stays clean where a 5.8GHz unit would be fighting for space.
Four watts generates real heat, and this is one of the few transmitters that takes the problem seriously. The electronics sit inside a machined CNC case that acts as a heatsink, with an active fan on top of it, so output holds steady through a long flight instead of thermally backing off part way. The trade is weight and bulk, which is why this suits a long-range or cinematic airframe rather than a light freestyle quad.
A matching 6.5GHz mushroom antenna is required, since standard 5.8GHz antennas will not tune to this band.
| Brand | Skyzone |
|---|---|
| Selling unit | PCS |
