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It reaches 8-12 km in open areas. Thanks to strong diffraction capability, it maintains longer effective distance than 5.8G VTX under sheltered environments such as forests and buildings.
Few civilian wireless devices operate on the 3–4GHz frequency band, which effectively avoids massive interference from WiFi, Bluetooth and 5.8GHz equipment. It brings lower noise floor, cleaner video without snow static and consistent RF link stability even in multi-drone fleets in crowded urban areas.
Widely applied in power line inspection, forest survey, mountain reconnaissance, urban emergency monitoring, fixed-wing long-range cruise and multi-rotor industrial drone projects. It perfectly solves frequent signal loss issues of 5.8GHz transmitters in obstructed environments that demand long-distance anti-block video links.
Equipped with professional RF power amplifier and high-efficiency cooling system including built-in cooling fan and full-coverage heat sink. It maintains steady 10W full-power output without power drop or thermal throttling during continuous long-time flight for outdoor industrial missions.
We provide full ODM/OEM customization services for industrial drone VTX: fine-tune frequency bands, adjust power gears, rearrange channel layout, print private logos, modify connector interfaces and develop exclusive hardware solutions for project-based orders.