GEPRC MATEN 1_2G 2W VTX Crossing Machine Figure Transmission Heat Dissipation Signal Stabilization OSD Adjustable - Image 2

GEPRC MATEN 1_2G 2W VTX Crossing Machine Figure Transmission Heat Dissipation Signal Stabilization OSD Adjustable

Name: GEPRC MATEN 1_2G 2W VTX Crossing Machine Figure Transmission Heat Dissipation Signal Stabilization OSD Adjustable
SKU: C1688-831887940180
Availability: InStock

$76.91

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Description

Key Selling Points

High Power 2W 1.2GHz Video Transmitter for Extended FPV Range
Enhanced Heat Dissipation Design Ensures Stable Signal Performance
Integrated OSD Adjustment Functionality for Convenient Parameter Configuration
Robust Alloy Construction for Durability and Reliable Operation
Ideal for Crossing Machine and FPV Drone Figure Transmission Applications

Technical Specifications

Operating Frequency	1.2 GHz
Output Power	2W
Material	Alloy
Adjustability	OSD Adjustable
Application	FPV Drone Crossing Machine

FAQ Q&A

Q: What frequency does this VTX operate on?

A: This VTX operates on a 1.2GHz frequency, suitable for long-range FPV applications.

Q: Can I adjust VTX settings via OSD?

A: Yes, this video transmitter features OSD adjustment capabilities for convenient parameter configuration directly from your FPV goggles or monitor.

Q: Is this VTX suitable for racing drones?

A: While it can be used with FPV drones, its 1.2GHz frequency and high power output are typically favored for long-range or freestyle FPV crossing machine builds rather than competitive racing.