The Stealth Race and Long Range VTX’s are FuriousFPV’s latest 5.8GHz video transmitters. They have a lot of the same features as the TBS Unify Pro, and you can even configure them from your SmartPhone via Bluetooth! We will compare the different features between the two models.
Video transmitters (aka VTX) are devices that transmit videos from your drone to your FPV Goggles or ground station. In this edition of “Top 5 Best” we will announce the best 5.8Ghz VTX for mini quad / racing drones.
I am working with AKK on a new VTX – the OBVTX (Oscar’s Backpack VTX). It has some unique features and can be mounted on the back of a micro FPV camera, hence the name “backpack”.
I liked the Holybro Atlatl HV VTX because you could install it in the FC stack and made a clean build. It had all the features you’d need in a mini quad including SmartAudio and a microphone. And they have just released an improved version – the Atlatl HV V2 VTX.
The AKK Nano2 VTX is a compact and low cost solution for micro quads and ultralight builds. Despite the small size it has all the desirable features and functionality in bigger VTX’s. Let’s take a closer look at the AKK Nano2!
Looking for long range 5.8GHz video transmitter? Check out the AKK FX2 and X2 Ultimate 1200mW VTX! They are also capable of transmitting at 25mW and 200mW, so you can use it for indoor flying as well as racing with others outdoor.
The ImmersionRC RF PowerMeter V2 allows you to quickly check if your VTX and radio transmitter are performing optimally. It can measure how much power your transmitter is actually putting out.
I absolutely loved the Runcam TX200 VTX, and now it’s just got even better! The new TX200U an upgrade with VTX Control feature added. In this review we will take a look at it closely.
In this article I will share some tips on how to connect VTX, FPV camera and OSD that give me the good video quality, with minimum noise in the FPV feed.
When it comes to choosing a video transmitter (VTX) for mini quad, the considerations shift from long range and high power to small size, bandwidth friendly and accurate transmitting frequency. In this article we will discuss all the factors on how to choose VTX for a quadcopter.
The Matek FCHUB is a PDB that has an integrated VTX and current sensor. It’s an excellent option for those who don’t like all-in-one flight controllers and run a separate board for power.
I have been using the Atlatl HV VTX for months on the Holybro Kopis 1 racing drone with good result. In this review we will take an in-depth look at this video transmitter and find out if this VTX is for you.