Skyzone Atmorc TX2501 CNC 4.9G 5.8G FPV Video Transmitter 2.5W VTX for RC Drone - Image 2

Skyzone Atmorc TX2501 CNC 4.9G 5.8G FPV Video Transmitter 2.5W VTX for RC Drone

$72.22

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Description

Key Selling Points

High fidelity video transmission with 4.9G and 5.8G dual frequency support for stable FPV feeds.
Integrated 2.5W output power ensures extended range and powerful signal penetration for various flight scenarios.
Durable CNC machined aluminum casing provides excellent heat dissipation and enhanced protection against impacts.
Compact and lightweight design for easy integration into FPV drones without adding significant weight or bulk.
Features multiple channel options and easy configuration for quick setup and seamless pairing with receivers.

Technical Specifications

Frequency	4.9G-5.8G
Output Power	2.5W
Model	TX2501
Material	CNC Aluminum
Brand	Skyzone Atmorc

FAQ Q&A

Q: What frequencies does this FPV transmitter support?

A: This FPV transmitter supports both 4.9GHz and 5.8GHz frequencies, offering versatile compatibility for different regions and setups.

Q: What is the maximum output power of this VTX?

A: The maximum output power of this video transmitter is 2.5 Watts, providing strong and reliable signal transmission for long-range FPV.

Q: Is this transmitter suitable for racing drones?

A: While capable, its 2.5W power is more suited for long-range or freestyle FPV setups where robust signal penetration is prioritized over ultra-light racing weight.